City/town names ending with state abbreviations

[2Co5_14]

My wierd roadgeek mind started thinking about this: what are some examples of city or town names ending with the abbreviation of their state?
Here are some I have thought of:

Adak; Aniak; Emmonak; Kodiak, AK (there are a few others I left out)
Santa Monica; Manteca, CA
Frisco, CO
Dahlonega, GA
Albany, NY
Aliquippa, PA

Others???

[briantroutman]

Coincidentally, I came across one yesterday where the inclusion of the state abbreviation was intentional: Claycomo, MO (located in Clay County, MO). I suppose that also makes it a little redundant.

Is this the only example that's also intentional?

[agentsteel53]

Kenova.  before 1862, that is.

[NE2]

Pfaffl, FL
Alan, AN
Okay, OK
Tennga, GA
Illmo, MO

[Doctor Whom]

Brookside, DE
Reva, VA

[agentsteel53]

Pfaffl, FL
Alan, AN
Okay, OK
Tennga, GA
Illmo, MO

bzzt, wrong.  Okay is not in Aysen Region, Chile, and we all know that the two-letter postal abbreviation for Alanland is GOAT.

[hotdogPi]

If Canada is included, there are a lot in Ontario.

Hamilton
Burlington
Princeton
Brampton
Milton

In the United States:

Rome (you can figure out the state)

[Brandon]

Rome (you can figure out the state)

Well, it sure as hell isn't Rome, Wisconsin.

[Zeffy]

Rome (you can figure out the state)

Well, it sure as hell isn't Rome, Wisconsin.

I was thinking of Rome, New York... 

[DTComposer]

My wierd roadgeek mind started thinking about this: what are some examples of city or town names ending with the abbreviation of their state?
Here are some I have thought of:

Adak; Aniak; Emmonak; Kodiak, AK (there are a few others I left out)
Santa Monica; Manteca, CA
Frisco, CO
Dahlonega, GA
Albany, NY
Aliquippa, PA

Others???

Pacifica, CA
Mattawa, WA

[bassoon1986]

Bayou Goula, LA
Catahoula, LA
Creola,LA
Olla, LA
Ponchatoula, LA

[golden eagle]

La Paz, AZ...if ghost towns and counties count.

[NWI_Irish96]

Austin, IN
Franklin, IN

[PHLBOS]

If Canada is included, there are a lot in Ontario.

Hamilton
Burlington
Princeton
Brampton
Milton

I'm surprised that you didn't include Boston in your above-list. 

Here's one I'm surprised nobody thought of yet:

Philadelphia, IA

[Kacie Jane]

Coincidentally, I came across one yesterday where the inclusion of the state abbreviation was intentional: Claycomo, MO (located in Clay County, MO). I suppose that also makes it a little redundant.

Is this the only example that's also intentional?

Off NE2's list, Tennga and Illmo look pretty intentional to me.

[pianocello]

Here's one I'm surprised nobody thought of yet:

Philadelphia, IA

Umm... because it doesn't exist? (If you could prove me wrong, that would be awesome)

Albia, IA does, though.

[roadman65]

Nome, AK
Rome, GA

Delmar, DE & MD (funny even though created from the two states it is in it has another state thousands of miles away)

[hotdogPi]

Nome, AK
Rome, GA

Delmar, DE & MD (funny even though created from the two states it is in it has another state thousands of miles away)

It has to end with the state it's in.

[golden eagle]

Normal, AL (home to Alabama A&M University).

[KEVIN_224]

For Connecticut: Prospect and...good question!

[Zeffy]

I'm going to assume that nowhere in the US does a city/town end with 'NJ'. Actually, does any word end with J?

[hotdogPi]

I'm going to assume that nowhere in the US does a city/town end with 'NJ'. Actually, does any word end with J?

No common words in English end with the letter j or the letter v.

[golden eagle]

If you want to use the long abbreviation, there's Florala, Ala.

[agentsteel53]

No common words in English end with the letter j or the letter v.

only one I can think of offhand is "hajj" and that is definitely an import.

[KEVIN_224]

Found one! ---> Rome, ME in Kennebec County

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rome,_Maine