New York
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27% bluf’d Niagara Falls generates and supplies electricity to only the New York area. -
31% bluf’d Jerry Seinfeld's real name is Jerome Allen "Jerry" Seinfeld. -
37% bluf’d Following the growing popularity of karaoke, a New York City bar began running "movieoke" in 2003. -
41% bluf’d When opened in 1914, the Panama Canal reduced the water route from New York to San Francisco by 7,865 miles. -
56% bluf’d New York's Coney Island had its heyday in the early 1800s. -
43% bluf’d Lindy's restaurant in New York is famous for its hamburgers. -
47% bluf’d New York has the highest population density of any U.S. state. -
59% bluf’d The Church of Satan is run out of New York's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood. -
45% bluf’d New York, New York, is the most populous city in the United States. 
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46% bluf’d The name of New York's famous punk rock club CBGB stands for 'Country Bluegrass Blues.' -
56% bluf’d The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was founded accidentally when a New York high school band held an early morning practice on the street on Thanksgiving Day and gained a large audience. -
61% bluf’d Jacob Riis, a famous New York photographer, is well-known for capturing photos of elite people in scandalous situations. -
41% bluf’d Niagara Falls has become known for rare sightings of New York's protected species. -
55% bluf’d Albany, New York was founded by the British. -
34% bluf’d New York is the most populated state in the U.S. -
39% bluf’d New York's Times Square subway station is the busiest train station in the world. -
47% bluf’d Tom Cruise's real name is Thomas Cruise Mapother IV. -
37% bluf’d Belvedere Castle in New York's Central Park is named not for a person, but for the design of the structure itself. -
38% bluf’d "Grease" was the longest-running show in the history of New York's Broadway. -
59% bluf’d Long Island, New York is not actually an island. -
54% bluf’d Nancy Pelosi is a representative from New York. -
42% bluf’d New York's Central Park is nearly entirely man made. -
55% bluf’d Manhattan is the most populated of New York's boroughs. -
52% bluf’d Psychopomp is New York slang for a guy with a big… ego. -
73% bluf’d The band Chicago was actually started by a group of studio musicians in New York. -
42% bluf’d Famous nineteenth-century New York photographer Jacob Riis was one of the first Americans to use a flash in photography. -
58% bluf’d New York currently has more Fortune 500 companies than any other state. -
41% bluf’d Coney Island, New York, is a popular place for wealthy people to retire. -
62% bluf’d The borough of Queens is situated below 14th Street and west of Broadway in New York City. -
56% bluf’d New York was the first state to adopt a state constitution.
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65% bluf’d Hillary Rodham Clinton was the second female senator to represent New York. -
33% bluf’d Before New York's Coney Island became an amusement locale, it was heavily inhabited by rabbits. -
63% bluf’d NBA player Patrick Ewing was born in New York, New York, on August 5, 1962. -
67% bluf’d New York is the U.S. state with the highest percentage of people who walk to work. -
55% bluf’d Tom Cruise was born in New York. -
45% bluf’d Pennsylvania Station in New York City is the busiest train station in the world, serving an average 600,000 commuters per day.
