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- There are 26 identically named Moscows scattered across the US.
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Mar 9, 2016 · There are about 26 identically named Moscows scattered across the country. A professor and a road tripping author have both tried to figure out why.
Mar 18, 2016 · There are 26 identically named Moscows scattered across the US. Why is that? Image: A railroad track in Moscow, Arkansas. Courtesy of Erjan Aisabay
Jun 23, 2024 · There are over 20 places named “Moscow” in the United States. Two of them are in Alabama, two in Wisconsin, two in Ohio, and the rest are one per state. It’s quite remarkable to think that a small town in Russia has inspired the name of so many cities across America.
Dec 24, 2016 · There’s a theory in Moscow, Indiana, that the town got its name because it was a place where an old woman lost her cow, Ma’s cow. Or maybe there was moss there that cows liked to eat?
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Jun 24, 2024 · Surprisingly, there are over 20 places named Moscow in the United States, each with its unique identity. You can find two cities named Moscow in Alabama, two in Wisconsin, two in Ohio, and the rest are one per state.
You’ll be surprised, but the most Moscows are in the U.S.: more than 20. Only three Moscows (not including the capital) are located in Russia – one in the Tver Region, one in the Pskov Region...
