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Four U. S. state capitals are named after U. S. Presidents:Jefferson City, Missouri: renamed Jefferson from Lohman's Landing in 1821; became a city in 1839Jackson, Mississippi: renamed from LeFleur's Bluff in 1822, before Jackson's presidencyMadison, Wisconsin: named in 1836 by purchaser James Duane DotyLincoln, Nebraska: renamed from Lancaster in 1867
Jefferson Davis, former Mississippi senator
In Attica, the city named after a goddess is Athens.
My city, Palo Alto, was named after the many tall trees in the area.
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The city of Biloxi in southeastern Mississippi is in Harrison County on a peninsula in the Gulf of Mexico.Biloxi is in the state of Mississippi.
Jackson, Mississippi was named for Andrew Jacskon.
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The spelling of the city on the Mississippi River in Tennessee is Memphis, named for an ancient city in Egypt.
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There are two theories as to why Meridian, Mississippi is called the Queen City. One is that it was the second largest city in Mississippi, next Jackson, which is the capital (King) and so Meridian was named the Queen. The other theory is that it is named after the Gypsy Queen, who is buried in Rose Hill Cemetary. She died in 1915 and it is rumored that the city garnered the nickname to honor her memory.
Mississippi Jackson is the capital and the most populous city of the US state of Mississippi. The city is named after Andrew Jackson, who was still a general at the time of the naming but later became president.
The city of Jackson, Mississippi, is named after the seventh President of the United States, Andrew Jackson, who served between March 4, 1829 and March 4, 1837.
The city is named after Andrew Jackson, a general at the time of naming, later President