States with foreign named towns/cities

[andrepoiy]

Some examples in Ontario:
London
Cambridge
Paris
Scotland
Perth
Brighton
Stratford
Brampton
Windsor
Dublin
Newmarket
Milton
Chatham-Kent
Delhi
Kingston

There's lots more (especially British names).

Waterloo
York (Region)
New Hamburg
Port Dover
Southampton
Cornwall

[skluth]

I recall when I was a kid I read an Encyclopedia Brown mystery in which the key clue was a bunch of towns in Texas that were named after foreign places. A Google search for "Encyclopedia Brown names of towns in Texas" reveals that the list was Moscow, Odessa, London, Paris, Palestine, and Athens. I haven't bothered to verify whether all those are real (I assume so, because otherwise how would any reader have solved it?), but of course I've heard of Odessa, Texas.

Yes, they are all real.

Not only real. Paris, Texas was a movie.

[frankenroad]

Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana all have Versailles.

Kentucky also has Ghent, Covington, Newport, London, Paris, Frankfort (spelling difference)  and I'm sure many more.

Ohio has Cambridge, Covington, Toledo, Lima, Mansfield, Canton, Newark, Cheviot, Milford, Moscow, Berlin, Lisbon, London, Rome, Cadiz, Athens, and I'm sure many more.

[Scott5114]

Frankfort isn't a foreign name. It was originally a ford named Frank's Ford in memory of a guy who died there. Later it got corrupted into Frankfort. Has nothing to do with the town in Germany.

[MikieTimT]

There is a Greenland, Arkansas, which like its namesake remains a wasteland in a very fertile surrounding.

There's also the following in Arkansas:

England
Hamburg
Havana
Jersey
Jordan
London
Manila
Mansfield
Melbourne
Palestine
Paris
Stuttgart