March Hits: Cooperative County Challenge

Tony wrote:I haven't checked the accuracy of this, but this link shows US cities starting with X.

But not all of them have valid zip codes where you could get a hit!!
the only two I know of with zip codes are Xenia Illinois, and Xenia Ohio.

in fact, in your Hits By state listing, you can see what letters are in each state under "Alphabet Bingo"

EDIT: Yes, I just checked every state. Only Illinois and Ohio list an X as being possible. All you have to do is, on your Hits By state page, click on the listing under Alphabet Bingo...where it might say, for example "6 of 25" maening that, in that state, you have six of 25 possible letters. the click will show you how many hits under each letter...and it only lists which letters are possible. And only Illinois and Ohio have X possibles.

OK, spreadsheet up to date to here.

Dave, That St. Louis hit is for St. Louis County...there is a difference between St. Louis County, and St. Louis City.
It's all good, we needed both, just wanted to clear that up in case anyone got another St. Louis hit, so they'd know which one was taken. We still need the city. The county is taken.

Kalisiin wrote:OK, spreadsheet up to date to here.

Dave, That St. Louis hit is for St. Louis County...there is a difference between St. Louis County, and St. Louis City.
It's all good, we needed both, just wanted to clear that up in case anyone got another St. Louis hit, so they'd know which one was taken. We still need the city. The county is taken.

Yep, and if it had hit in St. Louis City county, I would have labled the hit as Saint Louis City. Thanks for the clarification, though.

McLean County, Illinois

I love the name of the city....it sounds funny when you say it with "Illinois"