| Town |
| Block |
| Fat __ |
| Map dot |
| ___ desk |
| Dodge __ |
| NYC part |
| ___ hall |
| Community |
| Inner ___ |
| Capital __ |
| Gary, e.g. |
| Town's kin |
| Large town |
| Washington |
| Urban area |
| Metropolis |
| Mexico ___. |
| Not country |
| Flint, e.g. |
| Map listing |
| Atlantic ___ |
| Boston, e.g. |
| Glasgow, say |
| Oklahoma ___ |
| Urban centre |
| Kind of desk |
| Pierre, e.g. |
| Municipality |
| Dot on a map |
| ____ Slickers |
| Detroit, e.g. |
| Mayor's realm |
| Slicker home? |
| Tangier, e.g. |
| Large village |
| Chicago, e.g. |
| Eugene or Gary |
| Nancy or Sofia |
| Salem or Selma |
| Slicker's home |
| Miami, for one |
| Newspaper desk |
| Dot on the map |
| Gary or Eugene |
| Part of N.Y.C. |
| Mayor's domain |
| Helena or Nancy |
| Major community |
| Tampa or Tacoma |
| Nancy or Helena |
| Slicker's place |
| Kind of slicker |
| 'Sex and the --' |
| Norman or Eugene |
| Norman or Irving |
| Richmond or Reno |
| Seattle or Selma |
| Urban metropolis |
| Buffalo, for one |
| Newport or Salem |
| Chicago or Miami |
| Concord, for one |
| Salem or Newport |
| Atlantic or Sioux |
| Detroit or Denver |
| The "C" in N.Y.C. |
| Population center |
| Mayor's bailiwick |
| It has its limits |
| Application datum |
| Jerusalem, for one |
| Lincoln or Jackson |
| Milwaukee or Miami |
| The _____ Magazine |
| Victoria or Regina |
| Lincoln or Madison |
| Charlotte or Sydney |
| Florence or Helena. |
| Hamlet's big sister |
| Incorporated region |
| It's got its limits |
| ___ of angels . . . |
| ___ Boy," Wouk story |
| Chevy Chase, for one |
| Cleveland or Lincoln |
| Gotham or Metropolis |
| Jackson or Cleveland |
| London or Louisville |
| Place for a slicker? |
| Spot for some blocks |
| What Brooklyn is not |
| ___ of God (Paradise) |
| Baltimore or Budapest |
| Hiroshima or Tientsin |
| Miami or London, e.g. |
| Nancy in France, e.g. |
| Washington or Madison |
| Chaplin's "___ Lights |
| Hamlet's big brother? |
| Washington or Lincoln |
| Job application datum |
| Gary, Norman or Eugene |
| Irving or Norman, e.g. |
| Kind of editor or hall |
| Kiss "Detroit Rock ___ |
| The Big Apple, for one |
| Mayor's responsibility |
| Location of many blocks |
| London's financial area |
| Louisville or Baltimore |
| Normal in Illinois, say |
| Word with clerk or hall |
| Word after fat or inner |
| Las Cruces or Las Vegas |
| Half of an E.P.A. rating |
| Larger version of a town |
| Nashville or New Orleans |
| Part of a mileage rating |
| Santa Claus, for example |
| Something with a skyline |
| Town's grown-up relative |
| What a bypass may bypass |
| Word in many place names |
| ___ desk (newspaper post) |
| Certain council's concern |
| Denver or Baltimore, e.g. |
| Half a Dickens title duo? |
| Mileage estimate category |
| Slicker or editor lead-in |
| Half a gas mileage rating |
| Word with slicker or hall |
| Jersey, Kansas or Oklahoma |
| Word with clerk or council |
| Like lowest-mileage driving |
| Pontiac, Lincoln, or Malibu |
| Word in four state capitals |
| Truth or Consequences, e.g. |
| Word with Kansas or Oklahoma |
| Part of a gas mileage rating |
| Commuter's destination, often |
| It may follow Kuwait or Quebec |
| Washington, Madison or Lincoln |
| Frank Miller book series "Sin __ |
| Half of an E.P.A. mileage rating |
| Word in four state-capital names |
| Place on the edges of celebrity? |
| '97 Jon Bon Jovi film "Little ___ |
| Word following Kansas or Oklahoma |
| Broad ___" (Comedy Central sitcom) |
| San Diego or Santa Fe, for example |
| Albuquerque or Atlanta, for example |
| Atlanta or Albuquerque, for example |
| Jefferson ___ (capital of Missouri) |
| Highway's counterpart in fuel economy |
| Annapolis or Indianapolis, for example |
| Part of the names of four state capitals |
| Word in the names of four state capitals |
| Los Angeles or San Francisco, for example |
| Comedy Central's "Broad ___" (Tribute #10) |
| Emerald ___ (where the Wizard of Oz lived) |
| Counterpart of "highway" in an m.p.g. rating |
| Stars have a house in the country and an apartment here |
| Soul Asylum "And along came an offer from the ___ of steel |
| We Built This ___" (generally agreed-upon worst song of all time) |