Letter C, Page 249 of 558 Pages (CI)

City where Alka-Seltzer was first made
City where balsamic vinegar originated
City where Beethoven was born
City where Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart and Schubert all worked
City where BHO graduated from college
City where Big Berthas were built
City where Camus set "The Plague"
City where Canada's parliament meets
City where Chelsea Clinton was born
City where Chocolate Avenue crosses Cocoa Avenue
City where de Gaulle was born
City where Dr Pepper originated, 1885
City where Dr Pepper was invented
City where Einstein developed his special theory of relativity
City where Einstein was born
City where El Greco died
City where Erasmus taught
City where fettuccine Alfredo was first served
City where four presidents and four vice presidents served as governor
City where Galileo taught
City where General Motors was founded
City where Grey Poupon originated
City where Indochina University was founded
City where Jake Blues was in prison
City where Joan of Arc died
City where Joan of Arc met her end
City where Joan of Arc was burned
City where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake
City where Joan of Arc was burnt
City where John McCain was shot down
City where Lancia is based
City where LeBron James was born
City where Lech Walesa rose to prominence
City where Luther was condemned as a heretic
City where Marco Polo was held as a prisoner of war
City where Mark Twain is buried
City where Moses Dickson started the Knights of Liberty, for short
City where Mother Teresa worked
City where muffulettas are popular, for short
City where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded
City where Pasteur was a college dean
City where Perry's flagship Niagara is exhibited
City where ships dock
City where ships stop
City where sidewalks are decorated with Ibsen quotes
City where some believe Cain and Abel are buried
City where the "Gangnam Style" video was filmed
CITY where the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were signed (USA)
City where the Derby Stakes is held
City where the Dream play (Abbr.)
City where the first Woolworth's opened, 1879
City where the Globe is published
CITY WHERE THE LEHIGH AND
City where the Lehigh and Delaware rivers meet
City where the musical genre crunk originated
City where the Samoa Observer is headquartered
City where the shrew was tamed
City where trap music originated: Abbr.
City where TV's "Glee" is set
City where van Gogh painted
City where van Gogh painted his bedroom
City where Van Gogh painted sunflowers
City where you can view Edvard Munch's "The Scream"
City where you might get a good deal?
City where you won't find the Eiffel Tower
City where you won't find the El Greco Museum
City where you won't find the Parthenon
City where you won't find Virgil's Tomb
City where, according to legend, Cain and Abel are buried
City where, in a letter from jail, King asserted "a moral duty to disobey unjust laws"
City whose cathedral is the subject of a series of Monet paintings
City whose daily newspaper is the Beacon Journal
city whose economy mainly consists of intellectual enterprises
City whose first two letters are its state's postal abbreviation
CITY WHOSE LANGUAGE USES
City whose language uses only the 12 letters found in this puzzle
City whose main newspaper is "The Boomerang"
City whose major league baseball team was once named the Naps
City whose motto is 'Big Wild Life'
City whose name anagrams to "Tokyo"
City whose name can be anagrammed, appropriately, to ARABS
City whose name differs by one letter from a nearby volcano
City whose name is derived from a Timucua Indian name
City whose name is Siouan for "a good place to dig potatoes"
City whose name is Siouan for "a good place to grow potatoes"
City whose name is Spanish for "ash tree"
City whose name is Spanish for "flat"
City whose name is Tibetan for "land of the gods"
City whose name looks like it could mean "my friend"
City whose name means "eagle" in Russian
City whose name means "eastern capital"
City whose name means "eat"
City whose name means "food"
City whose name means "spring hill"
City whose name seems to consist of two opposites
City whose name sounds like a fish
City whose name sounds like a surprised greeting
City whose name, appropriately, rhymes with "casino"
City whose newspaper is the Daily Planet
City whose patron saint is St. Hallvard
City whose police cars are adorned with a witch logo
City whose police cars sport a witch logo
City whose state's postal code is half its name
City whose tower's construction began in 1173
city Wisconsin
CITY WIT, THE AUTHOR
city witches
City with "holy"
City with "two seasons: winter and the 4th of July"
City with 40 islands
City with 500 attractions?
City with a boardwalk on Monterey Bay
City with a California State campus
city with a canal German
CITY WITH A CANAL GERMAN
City with a cathedral depicted in a series of Monet masterpieces
City with a Cleveland Browns training facility
City with a complex of Ringling museums
city with a country within its borders
City with a famous bell tower
City with a famous shroud
City with a four-mile Ceramic Road
City with a high divorce rate?
City with a Kansas State campus
CITY WITH A LATIN QUARTER
City with a leaning tower
City with a lopsided landmark
City with a minster
City with a much-visited bell tower
City with a notable property listing?
City with a notable tower
City with a noted tower
City with a Penn State campus
City with a Pumpkin Run classic car show
City with a radio station that has the same call letters as the city's name
CITY WITH A SEEMINGLY CON
City with a seemingly contradictory two-syllable name
City with a shroud?
City with a spa
city with a state university of new york campus
City with a Suntory Museum
City with a tilted tower
City with a University of California branch
City with a University of Nebraska campus
City with a University of Texas campus
City with a view of Mauna Kea
City with a view of Mount Vesuvius
City with a view of the Laramie Mountains
City with a view of the White Cliffs of Dover
City with a view of Vesuvius
City with a Viking ship hall
City with a Viking Ship Museum
City with a Witch Museum
City with Aces Ballpark
City with an annual Peach Drop (Abbr.)
City with an annual UFO Festival
City with an Indian fort
City with an infamous "Hilton"
CITY WITH BOTH A.L. AND N
City with both A.L. and N.L. teams, informally
City with canals
City with daily ferries to Copenhagen
City with fashion
City with ferry service to Copenhagen
City with Heat and Hurricanes
City with Ibsen quotes set into its sidewalks
City with lots of slots
City with major avenues named Cincinnati and Columbus
City with many fans of the Bucs
City with many pits
City with many witch-themed attractions
City with numerous keys
city with over 10 million inhabitants
City with piers
City with prevalent Bauhaus architecture
City with Roman-built spas
City with ships at docks
City with slots
City with temple of Artemis
City with the Ginza shopping district
City with the Great Sphinx
City with the John Denver Sanctuary
city with the leaning tower
City with the longtime slogan "Big things happen here"
City with the newspaper Aftenposten
City with the newspaper Capital Journal
City with the slogan "Step Into the Real Texas"
City with the Taj Mahal and a lot of pollution
City with the world's largest clock face
City with the world's most used subway
City with the world's tallest building
City with the world's tallest man-made structure
City with two banks
City with two MLB teams
City with una torre pendente
City with views of the Mediterranean and Mount Carmel
City with world's tallest tower
City within Rome
City within sight of Vesuvio
City Without Walls poet
City WNW of Boca
City WNW of Cheyenne
City WNW of Los Angeles
City WNW of Madrid
City WNW of Mascara
City WNW of Paris
City WNW of Stillwater
City WNW of Stillwater, Oklahoma
City WNW of Tulsa
City worker
City WSW of Algiers
City WSW of Copenhagen
City WSW of Dortmund
City WSW of Fort Worth
City WSW of Milan
City WSW of Milano
City WSW of Phoenix
City WSW of Sacramento
City WSW of Warsaw
city Wyoming
city Yemen
city Yemen capital
CITY YEMEN CAPITAL
city Yugoslavia
City zone
City-based
City-circling route
City-circumventing road
city-in-belgium
city-in-jersey
city-in-saudi-arabia
city-in-turkey
City-involved
City-park bird
City-related
City-related, for short
City-run, as a bus system
CITY-state (pl.)
City-state Greek
city-state Greek
City-state separator
City-state that battled Athens
CITY-STATE, ANCIENT
City, but not county, leader?
City, canal and lake
City, in slang
City, in Stuttgart
City, informally
CITY, ONCE, SCORE WITHOUT BALL
City, quickly