├── Names
├── StateNames.txt
├── CountryNames.txt
└── CountyNames.txt
├── test.py
├── .github
└── workflows
│ └── python-actions-test.yml
├── random_names.py
├── README.md
└── LICENSE
/Names/StateNames.txt:
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1 | Alabama, AL
2 | Alaska, AK
3 | Arizona, AZ
4 | Arkansas, AR
5 | California, CA
6 | Colorado, CO
7 | Connecticut, CT
8 | Delaware, DE
9 | Florida, FL
10 | Georgia, GA
11 | Hawaii, HI
12 | Idaho, ID
13 | Illinois, IL
14 | Indiana, IN
15 | Iowa, IA
16 | Kansas, KS
17 | Kentucky, KY
18 | Louisiana, LA
19 | Maine, ME
20 | Maryland, MD
21 | Massachusetts, MA
22 | Michigan, MI
23 | Minnesota, MN
24 | Mississippi, MS
25 | Missouri, MO
26 | Montana, MT
27 | Nebraska, NE
28 | Nevada, NV
29 | New Hampshire, NH
30 | New Jersey, NJ
31 | New Mexico, NM
32 | New York, NY
33 | North Carolina, NC
34 | North Dakota, ND
35 | Ohio, OH
36 | Oklahoma, OK
37 | Oregon, OR
38 | Pennsylvania, PA
39 | Rhode Island, RI
40 | South Carolina, SC
41 | South Dakota, SD
42 | Tennessee, TN
43 | Texas, TX
44 | Utah, UT
45 | Vermont, VT
46 | Virginia, VA
47 | Washington, WA
48 | West Virginia, WV
49 | Wisconsin, WI
50 | Wyoming, WY
51 |
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/test.py:
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1 | import unittest
2 | import random_names
3 |
4 |
5 | class Test(unittest.TestCase):
6 |
7 | def test_names(self):
8 | for i in range(500):
9 | FirstName = random_names.First()
10 | print(f"{FirstName=}")
11 | self.assertIsNotNone(FirstName)
12 |
13 | MiddleName = random_names.Middle()
14 | print(f"{MiddleName=}")
15 | self.assertIsNotNone(MiddleName)
16 |
17 | LastName = random_names.Last()
18 | print(f"{LastName=}")
19 | self.assertIsNotNone(LastName)
20 |
21 | FullName = random_names.Full()
22 | print(f"{FullName=}")
23 | self.assertIsNotNone(FullName)
24 |
25 | Company = random_names.Company()
26 | print(f"{Company=}")
27 | self.assertIsNotNone(Company)
28 |
29 | State = random_names.States()
30 | print(f"{State=}")
31 | self.assertIsNotNone(State)
32 |
33 | StateCode = random_names.StateCode()
34 | print(f"{StateCode=}")
35 | self.assertIsNotNone(StateCode)
36 |
37 | Address = random_names.Address()
38 | print(f"{Address=}")
39 | self.assertIsNotNone(Address)
40 |
41 | Place = random_names.Places()
42 | print(f"{Place=}")
43 | self.assertIsNotNone(Place)
44 |
45 | Country = random_names.Country()
46 | print(f"{Country=}")
47 | self.assertIsNotNone(Country)
48 |
49 |
50 | if __name__ == '__main__':
51 | unittest.main()
52 |
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/.github/workflows/python-actions-test.yml:
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1 | # For more information see: https://help.github.com/actions/language-and-framework-guides/using-python-with-github-actions
2 |
3 | name: Python Test
4 |
5 | on:
6 | push:
7 | branches: [ master ]
8 | pull_request:
9 | branches: [ master ]
10 |
11 | jobs:
12 | get-python-versions:
13 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest
14 | outputs:
15 | python-matrix: ${{ steps.get-python-versions-action.outputs.latest-python-versions }}
16 | steps:
17 | - uses: snok/latest-python-versions@v1
18 | id: get-python-versions-action
19 | with:
20 | min-version: 3.8
21 | include-prereleases: false
22 |
23 | build:
24 | needs: [get-python-versions]
25 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest
26 | strategy:
27 | matrix:
28 | python-version: ${{ fromJson(needs.get-python-versions.outputs.python-matrix) }}
29 | steps:
30 | - uses: actions/checkout@v3
31 | - name: Set up Python ${{ matrix.python-version }}
32 | uses: actions/setup-python@v4
33 | with:
34 | python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}
35 | - name: Display Python version
36 | run: python -c "import sys; print(sys.version)"
37 | - name: Install dependencies
38 | run: |
39 | python -m pip install --upgrade pip
40 | if [ -f requirements.txt ]; then pip install -r requirements.txt; fi
41 | - name: Run Test
42 | run: |
43 | python test.py
44 |
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/random_names.py:
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1 | #! python3
2 | # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
3 | import random
4 | import string
5 | from os.path import dirname, join
6 |
7 | script_dir = dirname(__file__)
8 | names_dir = join(script_dir, 'Names')
9 |
10 | FirstNames = join(names_dir, 'FirstNames.txt')
11 | MiddleNames = join(names_dir, 'MiddleNames.txt')
12 | LastNames = join(names_dir, 'LastNames.txt')
13 | CountyNames = join(names_dir, 'CountyNames.txt')
14 | PlaceNames = join(names_dir, 'PlaceNames.txt')
15 | StateNames = join(names_dir, 'StateNames.txt')
16 | CountryNames = join(names_dir, 'CountryNames.txt')
17 | CompanyNames = join(names_dir, 'CompanyNames.txt')
18 |
19 |
20 | def Number(start=0, end=100000):
21 | """
22 | Returns random integer between range of numbers
23 | """
24 | return random.randint(start, end)
25 |
26 |
27 | def UpperChars(NoOfChars=2):
28 | """
29 | UpperChars(NoOfChars=2) Returns 2 random CAPITAL letters.
30 | """
31 | _char = ''
32 | for num in range(NoOfChars):
33 | _char += random.choice(string.ascii_uppercase)
34 | return _char
35 |
36 |
37 | def rawCount(filename):
38 | """
39 | Function to get Line Count in txt files.
40 | rawcount('C:\A.txt') outputs integer value of count of lines.
41 | """
42 | with open(filename, 'rb') as f:
43 | lines = 1
44 | buf_size = 1024 * 1024
45 | read_f = f.raw.read
46 |
47 | buf = read_f(buf_size)
48 | while buf:
49 | lines += buf.count(b'\n')
50 | buf = read_f(buf_size)
51 | return lines
52 |
53 |
54 | def randomLine(filename):
55 | """
56 | Read the given text file and return a random line
57 | """
58 | num = int(random.uniform(0, rawCount(filename)))
59 | with open(filename, 'r', encoding="UTF-8") as f:
60 | for i, line in enumerate(f, 1):
61 | if i == num:
62 | break
63 | return line.strip('\n')
64 |
65 |
66 | def First():
67 | return randomLine(FirstNames)
68 |
69 |
70 | def Last():
71 | return randomLine(LastNames)
72 |
73 |
74 | def Middle():
75 | return randomLine(MiddleNames)
76 |
77 |
78 | def States():
79 | return randomLine(StateNames)
80 |
81 |
82 | def Places():
83 | return randomLine(PlaceNames)
84 |
85 |
86 | def County():
87 | return randomLine(CountyNames)
88 |
89 |
90 | def Company():
91 | return randomLine(CompanyNames)
92 |
93 |
94 | def Country():
95 | _Cc = randomLine(CountryNames)
96 | _Cc = _Cc.split('|')
97 | return _Cc[1]
98 |
99 |
100 | def CountryCode():
101 | _Cc = randomLine(CountryNames)
102 | _Cc = _Cc.split('|')
103 | return _Cc[0]
104 |
105 |
106 | def StateCode():
107 | return States().split(', ')[1]
108 |
109 |
110 | def Full():
111 | """
112 | Returns a random First Name and Last Name combination
113 | """
114 | return ' '.join([First(), Last()])
115 |
116 |
117 | def Address():
118 | """
119 | Returns a Random address in the Format:
120 | 54F - Sauk, Middle, New Mexico, NM, 4292.
121 | """
122 | _door = str(Number(11, 99))
123 | _zip = str(Number(1000, 9999))
124 | _adrs = ', '.join([Places(), County(), States(), _zip])
125 | _adrs = _door + UpperChars(1) + ' - ' + _adrs + '.'
126 | return _adrs
127 |
128 |
129 | def ShortAddress():
130 | """
131 | Returns a Short Random address in the Format:
132 | 31 Outagamie, Wisconsin, WI, 8281
133 | """
134 | _door = str(Number(11, 99))
135 | _zip = str(Number(1000, 9999))
136 | _adrs = ', '.join([County(), States(), _zip])
137 | _adrs = _door + ' ' + _adrs
138 | return _adrs
139 |
140 |
141 | if __name__ == '__main__':
142 | print(Full(), ' works at ', Company(), ' lives at ', Address(), StateCode(), Country())
143 |
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/Names/CountryNames.txt:
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1 | AF|Afghanistan
2 | AX|Aland Islands
3 | AL|Albania
4 | DZ|Algeria
5 | AS|American Samoa
6 | AD|Andorra
7 | AO|Angola
8 | AI|Anguilla
9 | AQ|Antarctica
10 | AG|Antigua and Barbuda
11 | AR|Argentina
12 | AM|Armenia
13 | AW|Aruba
14 | AU|Australia
15 | AT|Austria
16 | AZ|Azerbaijan
17 | BS|Bahamas
18 | BH|Bahrain
19 | BD|Bangladesh
20 | BB|Barbados
21 | BY|Belarus
22 | BE|Belgium
23 | BZ|Belize
24 | BJ|Benin
25 | BM|Bermuda
26 | BT|Bhutan
27 | BO|Bolivia
28 | BQ|Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
29 | BA|Bosnia and Herzegovina
30 | BW|Botswana
31 | BV|Bouvet Island
32 | BR|Brazil
33 | IO|British Indian Ocean Territory
34 | BN|Brunei Darussalam
35 | BG|Bulgaria
36 | BF|Burkina Faso
37 | BI|Burundi
38 | CV|Cabo Verde
39 | KH|Cambodia
40 | CM|Cameroon
41 | CA|Canada
42 | KY|Cayman Islands
43 | CF|Central African Republic
44 | TD|Chad
45 | CL|Chile
46 | CN|China
47 | CX|Christmas Island
48 | CC|Cocos Islands
49 | CO|Colombia
50 | KM|Comoros
51 | CD|Democratic Republic of Congo
52 | CG|Congo
53 | CK|Cook Islands
54 | CR|Costa Rica
55 | CI|Cote d'Ivoire
56 | HR|Croatia
57 | CU|Cuba
58 | CW|Curaçao
59 | CY|Cyprus
60 | CZ|Czechia
61 | DK|Denmark
62 | DJ|Djibouti
63 | DM|Dominica
64 | DO|Dominican Republic
65 | EC|Ecuador
66 | EG|Egypt
67 | SV|El Salvador
68 | GQ|Equatorial Guinea
69 | ER|Eritrea
70 | EE|Estonia
71 | SZ|Eswatini
72 | ET|Ethiopia
73 | FK|Falkland Islands
74 | FO|Faroe Islands
75 | FJ|Fiji
76 | FI|Finland
77 | FR|France
78 | GF|French Guiana
79 | PF|French Polynesia
80 | TF|French Southern Territories
81 | GA|Gabon
82 | GM|Gambia
83 | GE|Georgia
84 | DE|Germany
85 | GH|Ghana
86 | GI|Gibraltar
87 | GR|Greece
88 | GL|Greenland
89 | GD|Grenada
90 | GP|Guadeloupe
91 | GU|Guam
92 | GT|Guatemala
93 | GG|Guernsey
94 | GN|Guinea
95 | GW|Guinea-Bissau
96 | GY|Guyana
97 | HT|Haiti
98 | HM|Heard Island and McDonald Islands
99 | VA|Holy See
100 | HN|Honduras
101 | HK|Hong Kong
102 | HU|Hungary
103 | IS|Iceland
104 | IN|India
105 | ID|Indonesia
106 | IR|Iran
107 | IQ|Iraq
108 | IE|Ireland
109 | IM|Isle of Man
110 | IL|Israel
111 | IT|Italy
112 | JM|Jamaica
113 | JP|Japan
114 | JE|Jersey
115 | JO|Jordan
116 | KZ|Kazakhstan
117 | KE|Kenya
118 | KI|Kiribati
119 | KP|Democratic People's Republic of Korea
120 | KR|Republic of Korea
121 | KW|Kuwait
122 | KG|Kyrgyzstan
123 | LA|Lao People's Democratic Republic
124 | LV|Latvia
125 | LB|Lebanon
126 | LS|Lesotho
127 | LR|Liberia
128 | LY|Libya
129 | LI|Liechtenstein
130 | LT|Lithuania
131 | LU|Luxembourg
132 | MO|Macao
133 | MG|Madagascar
134 | MW|Malawi
135 | MY|Malaysia
136 | MV|Maldives
137 | ML|Mali
138 | MT|Malta
139 | MH|Marshall Islands
140 | MQ|Martinique
141 | MR|Mauritania
142 | MU|Mauritius
143 | YT|Mayotte
144 | MX|Mexico
145 | FM|Micronesia
146 | MD|Moldova
147 | MC|Monaco
148 | MN|Mongolia
149 | ME|Montenegro
150 | MS|Montserrat
151 | MA|Morocco
152 | MZ|Mozambique
153 | MM|Myanmar
154 | NA|Namibia
155 | NR|Nauru
156 | NP|Nepal
157 | NL|Netherlands
158 | NC|New Caledonia
159 | NZ|New Zealand
160 | NI|Nicaragua
161 | NE|Niger
162 | NG|Nigeria
163 | NU|Niue
164 | NF|Norfolk Island
165 | MK|North Macedonia
166 | MP|Northern Mariana Islands
167 | NO|Norway
168 | OM|Oman
169 | PK|Pakistan
170 | PW|Palau
171 | PS|Palestine
172 | PA|Panama
173 | PG|Papua New Guinea
174 | PY|Paraguay
175 | PE|Peru
176 | PH|Philippines
177 | PN|Pitcairn
178 | PL|Poland
179 | PT|Portugal
180 | PR|Puerto Rico
181 | QA|Qatar
182 | RE|Reunion
183 | RO|Romania
184 | RU|Russian Federation
185 | RW|Rwanda
186 | BL|Saint Barthelemy
187 | SH|Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
188 | KN|Saint Kitts and Nevis
189 | LC|Saint Lucia
190 | MF|Saint Martin
191 | PM|Saint Pierre and Miquelon
192 | VC|Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
193 | WS|Samoa
194 | SM|San Marino
195 | ST|Sao Tome and Principe
196 | SA|Saudi Arabia
197 | SN|Senegal
198 | RS|Serbia
199 | SC|Seychelles
200 | SL|Sierra Leone
201 | SG|Singapore
202 | SX|Sint Maarten
203 | SK|Slovakia
204 | SI|Slovenia
205 | SB|Solomon Islands
206 | SO|Somalia
207 | ZA|South Africa
208 | GS|South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
209 | SS|South Sudan
210 | ES|Spain
211 | LK|Sri Lanka
212 | SD|Sudan
213 | SR|Suriname
214 | SJ|Svalbard and Jan Mayen
215 | SE|Sweden
216 | CH|Switzerland
217 | SY|Syrian Arab Republic
218 | TW|Taiwan
219 | TJ|Tajikistan
220 | TZ|United Republic of Tanzania
221 | TH|Thailand
222 | TL|Timor-Leste
223 | TG|Togo
224 | TK|Tokelau
225 | TO|Tonga
226 | TT|Trinidad and Tobago
227 | TN|Tunisia
228 | TR|Turkiye
229 | TM|Turkmenistan
230 | TC|Turks and Caicos Islands
231 | TV|Tuvalu
232 | UG|Uganda
233 | UA|Ukraine
234 | AE|United Arab Emirates
235 | GB|United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
236 | UM|United States Minor Outlying Islands
237 | US|United States of America
238 | UY|Uruguay
239 | UZ|Uzbekistan
240 | VU|Vanuatu
241 | VE|Venezuela
242 | VN|Viet Nam
243 | VG|Virgin Islands (British)
244 | VI|Virgin Islands (U.S.)
245 | WF|Wallis and Futuna
246 | EH|Western Sahara
247 | YE|Yemen
248 | ZM|Zambia
249 | ZW|Zimbabwe
250 |
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/README.md:
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1 | # Python-Random-Name-Generator
2 | 
3 | [](https://codeclimate.com/github/navchandar/Python-Random-Name-Generator) [](https://github.com/navchandar/Python-Random-Name-Generator/blob/master/LICENSE)
4 | [](https://github.com/navchandar/Python-Random-Name-Generator/issues)
5 | [](https://www.python.org/)
6 |
7 |
8 | - Outputs RANDOM People names, US state, counties and addresses, Countries and Company names.
9 | - Useful for testing Name/Address fields with random data.
10 |
11 | ### Installation
12 | - No dependencies required. Just pure Python v3+
13 |
14 | - Simply [download](https://github.com/navchandar/Python-Random-Name-Generator/releases/latest) the repo to your project folder or
15 | ```bash
16 | git clone https://github.com/navchandar/Python-Random-Name-Generator.git
17 | ```
18 |
19 | - And start using for your development/testing purposes.
20 |
21 | - Please add your ideas/suggestions or more test data [here](https://github.com/navchandar/Python-Random-Name-Generator/issues).
22 |
23 |
24 | ### Usage
25 | ```py
26 | import random_names
27 | random_names.First() # outputs random first name
28 | random_names.Middle() # outputs random middle name
29 | random_names.Last() # outputs random last name
30 | random_names.Full() # outputs random first and last name
31 | random_names.Company() # outputs random company name
32 | random_names.Address() # outputs random Address
33 | random_names.StateCode() # outputs random US State Code
34 | random_names.States() # outputs random US State name
35 | random_names.Country() # outputs random Country name
36 | random_names.Places() # outputs random Place name
37 | ```
38 |
39 | ### Donate
40 |
41 | [](https://paypal.me/navchandar/)
42 | [](https://ko-fi.com/navchandar/)
43 | [](https://www.buymeacoffee.com/navchandar/)
44 |
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/Names/CountyNames.txt:
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1 | Abbeville
2 | Acadia
3 | Acadia Parish
4 | Accomack
5 | Ada
6 | Adair
7 | Adams
8 | Addison
9 | Adjuntas
10 | Aguada
11 | Aguadilla
12 | Aguas Buenas
13 | Aibonito
14 | Aiken
15 | Aitkin
16 | Alachua
17 | Alamance
18 | Alameda
19 | Alamosa
20 | Albany
21 | Albemarle
22 | Alcona
23 | Alcorn
24 | Aleutians East
25 | Aleutians West
26 | Alexander
27 | Alexandria
28 | Alfalfa
29 | Alger
30 | Allamakee
31 | Allegan
32 | Allegany
33 | Alleghany
34 | Allegheny
35 | Allen
36 | Allen Parish
37 | Allendale
38 | Alpena
39 | Alpine
40 | Amador
41 | Amelia
42 | Amherst
43 | Amite
44 | Añasco
45 | Anchorage
46 | Anderson
47 | Andrew
48 | Andrews
49 | Androscoggin
50 | Angelina
51 | Anne Arundel
52 | Anoka
53 | Anson
54 | Antelope
55 | Antrim
56 | Apache
57 | Appanoose
58 | Appling
59 | Appomattox
60 | Aransas
61 | Arapahoe
62 | Archer
63 | Archuleta
64 | Arecibo
65 | Arenac
66 | Arkansas
67 | Arlington
68 | Armstrong
69 | Aroostook
70 | Arroyo
71 | Arthur
72 | Ascension
73 | Ascension Parish
74 | Ashe
75 | Ashland
76 | Ashley
77 | Ashtabula
78 | Asotin
79 | Assumption
80 | Assumption Parish
81 | Atascosa
82 | Atchison
83 | Athens
84 | Atkinson
85 | Atlantic
86 | Atoka
87 | Attala
88 | Audrain
89 | Audubon
90 | Auglaize
91 | Augusta
92 | Aurora
93 | Austin
94 | Autauga
95 | Avery
96 | Avoyelles
97 | Avoyelles Parish
98 | Baca
99 | Bacon
100 | Bailey
101 | Bajo Nuevo Bank
102 | Baker
103 | Baker Island
104 | Baldwin
105 | Ballard
106 | Baltimore
107 | Baltimore City
108 | Bamberg
109 | Bandera
110 | Banks
111 | Banner
112 | Bannock
113 | Baraga
114 | Barber
115 | Barbour
116 | Barceloneta
117 | Barnes
118 | Barnstable
119 | Barnwell
120 | Barranquitas
121 | Barren
122 | Barron
123 | Barrow
124 | Barry
125 | Bartholomew
126 | Barton
127 | Bartow
128 | Bastrop
129 | Bates
130 | Bath
131 | Baxter
132 | Bay
133 | Bayamón
134 | Bayfield
135 | Baylor
136 | Beadle
137 | Bear Lake
138 | Beaufort
139 | Beauregard
140 | Beauregard Parish
141 | Beaver
142 | Beaverhead
143 | Becker
144 | Beckham
145 | Bedford
146 | Bee
147 | Belknap
148 | Bell
149 | Belmont
150 | Beltrami
151 | Ben Hill
152 | Benewah
153 | Bennett
154 | Bennington
155 | Benson
156 | Bent
157 | Benton
158 | Benzie
159 | Bergen
160 | Berkeley
161 | Berks
162 | Berkshire
163 | Bernalillo
164 | Berrien
165 | Bertie
166 | Bethel
167 | Bexar
168 | Bibb
169 | Bienville
170 | Bienville Parish
171 | Big Horn
172 | Big Stone
173 | Billings
174 | Bingham
175 | Black Hawk
176 | Blackford
177 | Bladen
178 | Blaine
179 | Blair
180 | Blanco
181 | Bland
182 | Bleckley
183 | Bledsoe
184 | Blount
185 | Blue Earth
186 | Boise
187 | Bolivar
188 | Bollinger
189 | Bon Homme
190 | Bond
191 | Bonner
192 | Bonneville
193 | Boone
194 | Borden
195 | Bosque
196 | Bossier
197 | Bossier Parish
198 | Botetourt
199 | Bottineau
200 | Boulder
201 | Boundary
202 | Bourbon
203 | Bowie
204 | Bowman
205 | Box Butte
206 | Box Elder
207 | Boyd
208 | Boyle
209 | Bracken
210 | Bradford
211 | Bradley
212 | Branch
213 | Brantley
214 | Braxton
215 | Brazoria
216 | Brazos
217 | Breathitt
218 | Breckinridge
219 | Bremer
220 | Brevard
221 | Brewster
222 | Briscoe
223 | Bristol
224 | Bristol Bay
225 | Broadwater
226 | Bronx
227 | Brooke
228 | Brookings
229 | Brooks
230 | Broome
231 | Broomfield
232 | Broward
233 | Brown
234 | Brule
235 | Brunswick
236 | Bryan
237 | Buchanan
238 | Buckingham
239 | Bucks
240 | Buena Vista
241 | Buffalo
242 | Bullitt
243 | Bulloch
244 | Bullock
245 | Buncombe
246 | Bureau
247 | Burke
248 | Burleigh
249 | Burleson
250 | Burlington
251 | Burnet
252 | Burnett
253 | Burt
254 | Butler
255 | Butte
256 | Butts
257 | Cabarrus
258 | Cabell
259 | Cabo Rojo
260 | Cache
261 | Caddo
262 | Caddo Parish
263 | Caguas
264 | Calaveras
265 | Calcasieu
266 | Calcasieu Parish
267 | Caldwell
268 | Caldwell Parish
269 | Caledonia
270 | Calhoun
271 | Callahan
272 | Callaway
273 | Calloway
274 | Calumet
275 | Calvert
276 | Camas
277 | Cambria
278 | Camden
279 | Cameron
280 | Cameron Parish
281 | Camp
282 | Campbell
283 | Camuy
284 | Canadian
285 | Candler
286 | Cannon
287 | Canóvanas
288 | Canyon
289 | Cape Girardeau
290 | Cape May
291 | Carbon
292 | Caribou
293 | Carlisle
294 | Carlton
295 | Carolina
296 | Caroline
297 | Carroll
298 | Carson
299 | Carson City
300 | Carson City city
301 | Carter
302 | Carteret
303 | Carver
304 | Cascade
305 | Casey
306 | Cass
307 | Cassia
308 | Castro
309 | Caswell
310 | Catahoula
311 | Catahoula Parish
312 | Cataño
313 | Catawba
314 | Catoosa
315 | Catron
316 | Cattaraugus
317 | Cavalier
318 | Cayey
319 | Cayuga
320 | Cecil
321 | Cedar
322 | Ceiba
323 | Centre
324 | Cerro Gordo
325 | Chaffee
326 | Chambers
327 | Champaign
328 | Chariton
329 | Charles
330 | Charles City
331 | Charles Mix
332 | Charleston
333 | Charlevoix
334 | Charlotte
335 | Charlottesville
336 | Charlton
337 | Chase
338 | Chatham
339 | Chattahoochee
340 | Chattooga
341 | Chautauqua
342 | Chaves
343 | Cheatham
344 | Cheboygan
345 | Chelan
346 | Chemung
347 | Chenango
348 | Cherokee
349 | Cherry
350 | Chesapeake
351 | Cheshire
352 | Chester
353 | Chesterfield
354 | Cheyenne
355 | Chickasaw
356 | Chicot
357 | Childress
358 | Chilton
359 | Chippewa
360 | Chisago
361 | Chittenden
362 | Choctaw
363 | Chouteau
364 | Chowan
365 | Christian
366 | Chugach
367 | Churchill
368 | Ciales
369 | Cibola
370 | Cidra
371 | Cimarron
372 | Citrus
373 | Clackamas
374 | Claiborne
375 | Claiborne Parish
376 | Clallam
377 | Clare
378 | Clarendon
379 | Clarion
380 | Clark
381 | Clarke
382 | Clatsop
383 | Clay
384 | Clayton
385 | Clear Creek
386 | Clearfield
387 | Clearwater
388 | Cleburne
389 | Clermont
390 | Cleveland
391 | Clifton Forge
392 | Clinch
393 | Clinton
394 | Cloud
395 | Coahoma
396 | Coal
397 | Coamo
398 | Cobb
399 | Cochise
400 | Cochran
401 | Cocke
402 | Coconino
403 | Codington
404 | Coffee
405 | Coffey
406 | Coke
407 | Colbert
408 | Cole
409 | Coleman
410 | Coles
411 | Colfax
412 | Colleton
413 | Collier
414 | Collin
415 | Collingsworth
416 | Colonial Heights
417 | Colorado
418 | Colquitt
419 | Columbia
420 | Columbiana
421 | Columbus
422 | Colusa
423 | Comal
424 | Comanche
425 | Comerío
426 | Concho
427 | Concordia
428 | Concordia Parish
429 | Conecuh
430 | Conejos
431 | Contra Costa
432 | Converse
433 | Conway
434 | Cook
435 | Cooke
436 | Cooper
437 | Coos
438 | Coosa
439 | Copiah
440 | Copper River
441 | Corozal
442 | Corson
443 | Cortland
444 | Coryell
445 | Coshocton
446 | Costilla
447 | Cottle
448 | Cotton
449 | Cottonwood
450 | Covington
451 | Coweta
452 | Cowley
453 | Cowlitz
454 | Craig
455 | Craighead
456 | Crane
457 | Craven
458 | Crawford
459 | Creek
460 | Crenshaw
461 | Crisp
462 | Crittenden
463 | Crockett
464 | Crook
465 | Crosby
466 | Cross
467 | Crow Wing
468 | Crowley
469 | Culberson
470 | Culebra
471 | Cullman
472 | Culpeper
473 | Cumberland
474 | Cuming
475 | Currituck
476 | Curry
477 | Custer
478 | Cuyahoga
479 | Dade
480 | Daggett
481 | Dakota
482 | Dale
483 | Dallam
484 | Dallas
485 | Dane
486 | Daniels
487 | Danville
488 | Dare
489 | Darke
490 | Darlington
491 | Dauphin
492 | Davidson
493 | Davie
494 | Daviess
495 | Davis
496 | Davison
497 | Dawes
498 | Dawson
499 | Day
500 | De Baca
501 | De Soto
502 | De Soto Parish
503 | De Witt
504 | Deaf Smith
505 | Dearborn
506 | Decatur
507 | Deer Lodge
508 | Defiance
509 | DeKalb
510 | Del Norte
511 | Delaware
512 | Delta
513 | Denali
514 | Dent
515 | Denton
516 | Denver
517 | Des Moines
518 | Deschutes
519 | Desha
520 | DeSoto
521 | Deuel
522 | Dewey
523 | DeWitt
524 | Dickens
525 | Dickenson
526 | Dickey
527 | Dickinson
528 | Dickson
529 | Dillingham
530 | Dillon
531 | Dimmit
532 | Dinwiddie
533 | District of Columbia
534 | Divide
535 | Dixie
536 | Dixon
537 | Doddridge
538 | Dodge
539 | Dolores
540 | Dona Ana
541 | Doña Ana
542 | Doniphan
543 | Donley
544 | Dooly
545 | Door
546 | Dorado
547 | Dorchester
548 | Dougherty
549 | Douglas
550 | Drew
551 | Dubois
552 | Dubuque
553 | Duchesne
554 | Dukes
555 | Dundy
556 | Dunklin
557 | Dunn
558 | DuPage
559 | Duplin
560 | Durham
561 | Dutchess
562 | Duval
563 | Dyer
564 | Eagle
565 | Early
566 | East Baton Rouge
567 | East Baton Rouge Parish
568 | East Carroll
569 | East Carroll Parish
570 | East Feliciana
571 | East Feliciana Parish
572 | Eastern District
573 | Eastland
574 | Eaton
575 | Eau Claire
576 | Echols
577 | Ector
578 | Eddy
579 | Edgar
580 | Edgecombe
581 | Edgefield
582 | Edmonson
583 | Edmunds
584 | Edwards
585 | Effingham
586 | El Dorado
587 | El Paso
588 | Elbert
589 | Elk
590 | Elkhart
591 | Elko
592 | Elliott
593 | Ellis
594 | Ellsworth
595 | Elmore
596 | Emanuel
597 | Emery
598 | Emmet
599 | Emmons
600 | Emporia
601 | Erath
602 | Erie
603 | Escambia
604 | Esmeralda
605 | Essex
606 | Estill
607 | Etowah
608 | Eureka
609 | Evangeline
610 | Evangeline Parish
611 | Evans
612 | Fairbanks North Star
613 | Fairfax
614 | Fairfield
615 | Fajardo
616 | Fall River
617 | Fallon
618 | Falls
619 | Falls Church
620 | Fannin
621 | Faribault
622 | Faulk
623 | Faulkner
624 | Fauquier
625 | Fayette
626 | Fentress
627 | Fergus
628 | Ferry
629 | Fillmore
630 | Finney
631 | Fisher
632 | Flagler
633 | Flathead
634 | Fleming
635 | Florence
636 | Florida
637 | Floyd
638 | Fluvanna
639 | Foard
640 | Fond du Lac
641 | Ford
642 | Forest
643 | Forrest
644 | Forsyth
645 | Fort Bend
646 | Foster
647 | Fountain
648 | Franklin
649 | Franklin Parish
650 | Frederick
651 | Fredericksburg
652 | Freeborn
653 | Freestone
654 | Fremont
655 | Fresno
656 | Frio
657 | Frontier
658 | Fulton
659 | Furnas
660 | Gadsden
661 | Gage
662 | Gaines
663 | Galax
664 | Gallatin
665 | Gallia
666 | Galveston
667 | Garden
668 | Garfield
669 | Garland
670 | Garrard
671 | Garrett
672 | Garvin
673 | Garza
674 | Gasconade
675 | Gaston
676 | Gates
677 | Geary
678 | Geauga
679 | Gem
680 | Genesee
681 | Geneva
682 | Gentry
683 | George
684 | Georgetown
685 | Gibson
686 | Gila
687 | Gilchrist
688 | Giles
689 | Gillespie
690 | Gilliam
691 | Gilmer
692 | Gilpin
693 | Glacier
694 | Glades
695 | Gladwin
696 | Glascock
697 | Glasscock
698 | Glenn
699 | Gloucester
700 | Glynn
701 | Gogebic
702 | Golden Valley
703 | Goliad
704 | Gonzales
705 | Goochland
706 | Goodhue
707 | Gooding
708 | Gordon
709 | Goshen
710 | Gosper
711 | Gove
712 | Grady
713 | Grafton
714 | Graham
715 | Grainger
716 | Grand
717 | Grand Forks
718 | Grand Isle
719 | Grand Traverse
720 | Granite
721 | Grant
722 | Grant Parish
723 | Granville
724 | Gratiot
725 | Graves
726 | Gray
727 | Grays Harbor
728 | Grayson
729 | Greeley
730 | Green
731 | Green Lake
732 | Greenbrier
733 | Greene
734 | Greenlee
735 | Greensville
736 | Greenup
737 | Greenville
738 | Greenwood
739 | Greer
740 | Gregg
741 | Gregory
742 | Grenada
743 | Griggs
744 | Grimes
745 | Grundy
746 | Guadalupe
747 | Guam
748 | Guánica
749 | Guayama
750 | Guayanilla
751 | Guaynabo
752 | Guernsey
753 | Guilford
754 | Gulf
755 | Gunnison
756 | Gurabo
757 | Guthrie
758 | Gwinnett
759 | Haakon
760 | Habersham
761 | Haines
762 | Hale
763 | Halifax
764 | Hall
765 | Hamblen
766 | Hamilton
767 | Hamlin
768 | Hampden
769 | Hampshire
770 | Hampton
771 | Hancock
772 | Hand
773 | Hanover
774 | Hansford
775 | Hanson
776 | Haralson
777 | Hardee
778 | Hardeman
779 | Hardin
780 | Harding
781 | Hardy
782 | Harford
783 | Harlan
784 | Harmon
785 | Harnett
786 | Harney
787 | Harper
788 | Harris
789 | Harrison
790 | Harrisonburg
791 | Hart
792 | Hartford
793 | Hartley
794 | Harvey
795 | Haskell
796 | Hatillo
797 | Hawaii
798 | Hawkins
799 | Hayes
800 | Hays
801 | Haywood
802 | Heard
803 | Hemphill
804 | Hempstead
805 | Henderson
806 | Hendricks
807 | Hendry
808 | Hennepin
809 | Henrico
810 | Henry
811 | Herkimer
812 | Hernando
813 | Hertford
814 | Hettinger
815 | Hickman
816 | Hickory
817 | Hidalgo
818 | Highland
819 | Highlands
820 | Hill
821 | Hillsborough
822 | Hillsdale
823 | Hinds
824 | Hinsdale
825 | Hitchcock
826 | Hocking
827 | Hockley
828 | Hodgeman
829 | Hoke
830 | Holmes
831 | Holt
832 | Honolulu
833 | Hood
834 | Hood River
835 | Hooker
836 | Hoonah-Angoon
837 | Hoonah–Angoon
838 | Hopewell
839 | Hopkins
840 | Hormigueros
841 | Horry
842 | Hot Spring
843 | Hot Springs
844 | Houghton
845 | Houston
846 | Howard
847 | Howell
848 | Howland Island
849 | Hubbard
850 | Hudson
851 | Hudspeth
852 | Huerfano
853 | Hughes
854 | Humacao
855 | Humboldt
856 | Humphreys
857 | Hunt
858 | Hunterdon
859 | Huntingdon
860 | Huntington
861 | Huron
862 | Hutchinson
863 | Hyde
864 | Iberia
865 | Iberia Parish
866 | Iberville
867 | Iberville Parish
868 | Ida
869 | Idaho
870 | Imperial
871 | Independence
872 | Indian River
873 | Indiana
874 | Ingham
875 | Inyo
876 | Ionia
877 | Iosco
878 | Iowa
879 | Iredell
880 | Irion
881 | Iron
882 | Iroquois
883 | Irwin
884 | Isabela
885 | Isabella
886 | Isanti
887 | Island
888 | Isle of Wight
889 | Issaquena
890 | Itasca
891 | Itawamba
892 | Izard
893 | Jack
894 | Jackson
895 | Jackson Parish
896 | James City
897 | Jarvis Island
898 | Jasper
899 | Jay
900 | Jayuya
901 | Jeff Davis
902 | Jefferson
903 | Jefferson Davis
904 | Jefferson Davis Parish
905 | Jefferson Parish
906 | Jenkins
907 | Jennings
908 | Jerauld
909 | Jerome
910 | Jersey
911 | Jessamine
912 | Jewell
913 | Jim Hogg
914 | Jim Wells
915 | Jo Daviess
916 | Johnson
917 | Johnston
918 | Johnston Atoll
919 | Jones
920 | Josephine
921 | Juab
922 | Juana Díaz
923 | Judith Basin
924 | Juncos
925 | Juneau
926 | Juniata
927 | Kalamazoo
928 | Kalawao
929 | Kalkaska
930 | Kanabec
931 | Kanawha
932 | Kandiyohi
933 | Kane
934 | Kankakee
935 | Karnes
936 | Kauai
937 | Kaufman
938 | Kay
939 | Kearney
940 | Kearny
941 | Keith
942 | Kemper
943 | Kenai Peninsula
944 | Kendall
945 | Kenedy
946 | Kennebec
947 | Kenosha
948 | Kent
949 | Kenton
950 | Keokuk
951 | Kern
952 | Kerr
953 | Kershaw
954 | Ketchikan Gateway
955 | Kewaunee
956 | Keweenaw
957 | Keya Paha
958 | Kidder
959 | Kimball
960 | Kimble
961 | King
962 | King and Queen
963 | King George
964 | King William
965 | Kingfisher
966 | Kingman
967 | Kingman Reef
968 | Kings
969 | Kingsbury
970 | Kinney
971 | Kiowa
972 | Kit Carson
973 | Kitsap
974 | Kittitas
975 | Kittson
976 | Klamath
977 | Kleberg
978 | Klickitat
979 | Knott
980 | Knox
981 | Kodiak Island
982 | Koochiching
983 | Kootenai
984 | Kosciusko
985 | Kossuth
986 | Kusilvak
987 | La Crosse
988 | La Paz
989 | La Plata
990 | La Salle
991 | Labette
992 | Lac qui Parle
993 | Lackawanna
994 | Laclede
995 | Lafayette
996 | Lafayette Parish
997 | Lafourche
998 | Lafourche Parish
999 | LaGrange
1000 | Lajas
1001 | Lake
1002 | Lake and Peninsula
1003 | Lake of the Woods
1004 | Lamar
1005 | Lamb
1006 | Lamoille
1007 | LaMoure
1008 | Lampasas
1009 | Lancaster
1010 | Lander
1011 | Lane
1012 | Langlade
1013 | Lanier
1014 | Lapeer
1015 | LaPorte
1016 | Laramie
1017 | Lares
1018 | Larimer
1019 | Larue
1020 | Las Animas
1021 | Las Marías
1022 | Las Piedras
1023 | LaSalle
1024 | LaSalle Parish
1025 | Lassen
1026 | Latah
1027 | Latimer
1028 | Lauderdale
1029 | Laurel
1030 | Laurens
1031 | Lavaca
1032 | Lawrence
1033 | Le Flore
1034 | Le Sueur
1035 | Lea
1036 | Leake
1037 | Leavenworth
1038 | Lebanon
1039 | Lee
1040 | Leelanau
1041 | Leflore
1042 | Lehigh
1043 | Lemhi
1044 | Lenawee
1045 | Lenoir
1046 | Leon
1047 | Leslie
1048 | Letcher
1049 | Levy
1050 | Lewis
1051 | Lewis and Clark
1052 | Lexington
1053 | Liberty
1054 | Licking
1055 | Limestone
1056 | Lincoln
1057 | Lincoln Parish
1058 | Linn
1059 | Lipscomb
1060 | Litchfield
1061 | Little River
1062 | Live Oak
1063 | Livingston
1064 | Livingston Parish
1065 | Llano
1066 | Logan
1067 | Loíza
1068 | Long
1069 | Lonoke
1070 | Lorain
1071 | Los Alamos
1072 | Los Angeles
1073 | Loudon
1074 | Loudoun
1075 | Louisa
1076 | Loup
1077 | Love
1078 | Loving
1079 | Lowndes
1080 | Lubbock
1081 | Lucas
1082 | Luce
1083 | Lumpkin
1084 | Luna
1085 | Lunenburg
1086 | Luquillo
1087 | Luzerne
1088 | Lycoming
1089 | Lyman
1090 | Lynchburg
1091 | Lynn
1092 | Lyon
1093 | Mackinac
1094 | Macomb
1095 | Macon
1096 | Macoupin
1097 | Madera
1098 | Madison
1099 | Madison Parish
1100 | Magoffin
1101 | Mahaska
1102 | Mahnomen
1103 | Mahoning
1104 | Major
1105 | Malheur
1106 | Manassas
1107 | Manassas Park
1108 | Manatee
1109 | Manatí
1110 | Manistee
1111 | Manitowoc
1112 | Manu'a District
1113 | Marathon
1114 | Marengo
1115 | Maricao
1116 | Maricopa
1117 | Maries
1118 | Marin
1119 | Marinette
1120 | Marion
1121 | Mariposa
1122 | Marlboro
1123 | Marquette
1124 | Marshall
1125 | Martin
1126 | Martinsville
1127 | Mason
1128 | Massac
1129 | Matagorda
1130 | Matanuska-Susitna
1131 | Mathews
1132 | Maui
1133 | Maunabo
1134 | Maury
1135 | Maverick
1136 | Mayagüez
1137 | Mayes
1138 | McClain
1139 | McCone
1140 | McCook
1141 | McCormick
1142 | McCracken
1143 | McCreary
1144 | McCulloch
1145 | McCurtain
1146 | McDonald
1147 | McDonough
1148 | McDowell
1149 | McDuffie
1150 | McHenry
1151 | McIntosh
1152 | McKean
1153 | McKenzie
1154 | McKinley
1155 | McLean
1156 | McLennan
1157 | McLeod
1158 | McMinn
1159 | McMullen
1160 | McNairy
1161 | McPherson
1162 | Meade
1163 | Meagher
1164 | Mecklenburg
1165 | Mecosta
1166 | Medina
1167 | Meeker
1168 | Meigs
1169 | Mellette
1170 | Menard
1171 | Mendocino
1172 | Menifee
1173 | Menominee
1174 | Merced
1175 | Mercer
1176 | Meriwether
1177 | Merrick
1178 | Merrimack
1179 | Mesa
1180 | Metcalfe
1181 | Miami
1182 | Miami-Dade
1183 | Middlesex
1184 | Midland
1185 | Midway Islands
1186 | Mifflin
1187 | Milam
1188 | Millard
1189 | Mille Lacs
1190 | Miller
1191 | Mills
1192 | Milwaukee
1193 | Miner
1194 | Mineral
1195 | Mingo
1196 | Minidoka
1197 | Minnehaha
1198 | Missaukee
1199 | Mississippi
1200 | Missoula
1201 | Mitchell
1202 | Mobile
1203 | Moca
1204 | Modoc
1205 | Moffat
1206 | Mohave
1207 | Moniteau
1208 | Monmouth
1209 | Mono
1210 | Monona
1211 | Monongalia
1212 | Monroe
1213 | Montague
1214 | Montcalm
1215 | Monterey
1216 | Montezuma
1217 | Montgomery
1218 | Montmorency
1219 | Montour
1220 | Montrose
1221 | Moody
1222 | Moore
1223 | Mora
1224 | Morehouse
1225 | Morehouse Parish
1226 | Morgan
1227 | Morovis
1228 | Morrill
1229 | Morris
1230 | Morrison
1231 | Morrow
1232 | Morton
1233 | Motley
1234 | Moultrie
1235 | Mountrail
1236 | Mower
1237 | Muhlenberg
1238 | Multnomah
1239 | Murray
1240 | Muscatine
1241 | Muscogee
1242 | Muskegon
1243 | Muskingum
1244 | Muskogee
1245 | Musselshell
1246 | Nacogdoches
1247 | Naguabo
1248 | Nance
1249 | Nantucket
1250 | Napa
1251 | Naranjito
1252 | Nash
1253 | Nassau
1254 | Natchitoches
1255 | Natchitoches Parish
1256 | Natrona
1257 | Navajo
1258 | Navarro
1259 | Navassa Island
1260 | Nelson
1261 | Nemaha
1262 | Neosho
1263 | Neshoba
1264 | Ness
1265 | Nevada
1266 | New Castle
1267 | New Hanover
1268 | New Haven
1269 | New Kent
1270 | New London
1271 | New Madrid
1272 | New York
1273 | Newaygo
1274 | Newberry
1275 | Newport
1276 | Newport News
1277 | Newton
1278 | Nez Perce
1279 | Niagara
1280 | Nicholas
1281 | Nicollet
1282 | Niobrara
1283 | Noble
1284 | Nobles
1285 | Nodaway
1286 | Nolan
1287 | Nome
1288 | Norfolk
1289 | Norman
1290 | North Slope
1291 | Northampton
1292 | Northern Islands
1293 | Northumberland
1294 | Northwest Arctic
1295 | Norton
1296 | Nottoway
1297 | Nowata
1298 | Noxubee
1299 | Nuckolls
1300 | Nueces
1301 | Nye
1302 | O'Brien
1303 | Oakland
1304 | Obion
1305 | Ocean
1306 | Oceana
1307 | Ochiltree
1308 | Oconee
1309 | Oconto
1310 | Ogemaw
1311 | Oglala Lakota
1312 | Ogle
1313 | Oglethorpe
1314 | Ohio
1315 | Okaloosa
1316 | Okanogan
1317 | Okeechobee
1318 | Okfuskee
1319 | Oklahoma
1320 | Okmulgee
1321 | Oktibbeha
1322 | Oldham
1323 | Oliver
1324 | Olmsted
1325 | Oneida
1326 | Onondaga
1327 | Onslow
1328 | Ontario
1329 | Ontonagon
1330 | Orange
1331 | Orangeburg
1332 | Oregon
1333 | Orleans
1334 | Orleans Parish
1335 | Orocovis
1336 | Osage
1337 | Osborne
1338 | Osceola
1339 | Oscoda
1340 | Oswego
1341 | Otero
1342 | Otoe
1343 | Otsego
1344 | Ottawa
1345 | Otter Tail
1346 | Ouachita
1347 | Ouachita Parish
1348 | Ouray
1349 | Outagamie
1350 | Overton
1351 | Owen
1352 | Owsley
1353 | Owyhee
1354 | Oxford
1355 | Ozark
1356 | Ozaukee
1357 | Pacific
1358 | Page
1359 | Palm Beach
1360 | Palmyra Atoll
1361 | Palo Alto
1362 | Palo Pinto
1363 | Pamlico
1364 | Panola
1365 | Park
1366 | Parke
1367 | Parker
1368 | Parmer
1369 | Pasco
1370 | Pasquotank
1371 | Passaic
1372 | Patillas
1373 | Patrick
1374 | Paulding
1375 | Pawnee
1376 | Payette
1377 | Payne
1378 | Peach
1379 | Pearl River
1380 | Pecos
1381 | Pembina
1382 | Pemiscot
1383 | Pend Oreille
1384 | Pender
1385 | Pendleton
1386 | Pennington
1387 | Penobscot
1388 | Peñuelas
1389 | Peoria
1390 | Pepin
1391 | Perkins
1392 | Perquimans
1393 | Perry
1394 | Pershing
1395 | Person
1396 | Petersburg
1397 | Petroleum
1398 | Pettis
1399 | Phelps
1400 | Philadelphia
1401 | Phillips
1402 | Piatt
1403 | Pickaway
1404 | Pickens
1405 | Pickett
1406 | Pierce
1407 | Pike
1408 | Pima
1409 | Pinal
1410 | Pine
1411 | Pinellas
1412 | Pipestone
1413 | Piscataquis
1414 | Pitkin
1415 | Pitt
1416 | Pittsburg
1417 | Pittsylvania
1418 | Piute
1419 | Placer
1420 | Plaquemines
1421 | Plaquemines Parish
1422 | Platte
1423 | Pleasants
1424 | Plumas
1425 | Plymouth
1426 | Pocahontas
1427 | Poinsett
1428 | Pointe Coupee
1429 | Pointe Coupee Parish
1430 | Polk
1431 | Ponce
1432 | Pondera
1433 | Pontotoc
1434 | Pope
1435 | Poquoson
1436 | Portage
1437 | Porter
1438 | Portsmouth
1439 | Posey
1440 | Pottawatomie
1441 | Pottawattamie
1442 | Potter
1443 | Powder River
1444 | Powell
1445 | Power
1446 | Poweshiek
1447 | Powhatan
1448 | Prairie
1449 | Pratt
1450 | Preble
1451 | Prentiss
1452 | Presidio
1453 | Presque Isle
1454 | Preston
1455 | Price
1456 | Prince Edward
1457 | Prince George
1458 | Prince George's
1459 | Prince of Wales – Hyder
1460 | Prince of Wales-Hyder
1461 | Prince William
1462 | Providence
1463 | Prowers
1464 | Pueblo
1465 | Pulaski
1466 | Pushmataha
1467 | Putnam
1468 | Quay
1469 | Quebradillas
1470 | Queen Anne's
1471 | Queens
1472 | Quitman
1473 | Rabun
1474 | Racine
1475 | Radford
1476 | Rains
1477 | Raleigh
1478 | Ralls
1479 | Ramsey
1480 | Randall
1481 | Randolph
1482 | Rankin
1483 | Ransom
1484 | Rapides
1485 | Rapides Parish
1486 | Rappahannock
1487 | Ravalli
1488 | Rawlins
1489 | Ray
1490 | Reagan
1491 | Real
1492 | Red Lake
1493 | Red River
1494 | Red River Parish
1495 | Red Willow
1496 | Redwood
1497 | Reeves
1498 | Refugio
1499 | Reno
1500 | Rensselaer
1501 | Renville
1502 | Republic
1503 | Reynolds
1504 | Rhea
1505 | Rice
1506 | Rich
1507 | Richardson
1508 | Richland
1509 | Richland Parish
1510 | Richmond
1511 | Riley
1512 | Rincón
1513 | Ringgold
1514 | Rio Arriba
1515 | Rio Blanco
1516 | Rio Grande
1517 | Río Grande
1518 | Ripley
1519 | Ritchie
1520 | Riverside
1521 | Roane
1522 | Roanoke
1523 | Roberts
1524 | Robertson
1525 | Robeson
1526 | Rock
1527 | Rock Island
1528 | Rockbridge
1529 | Rockcastle
1530 | Rockdale
1531 | Rockingham
1532 | Rockland
1533 | Rockwall
1534 | Roger Mills
1535 | Rogers
1536 | Rolette
1537 | Rooks
1538 | Roosevelt
1539 | Roscommon
1540 | Rose Atoll
1541 | Roseau
1542 | Rosebud
1543 | Ross
1544 | Rota
1545 | Routt
1546 | Rowan
1547 | Runnels
1548 | Rush
1549 | Rusk
1550 | Russell
1551 | Rutherford
1552 | Rutland
1553 | Sabana Grande
1554 | Sabine
1555 | Sabine Parish
1556 | Sac
1557 | Sacramento
1558 | Sagadahoc
1559 | Saginaw
1560 | Saguache
1561 | Saint Croix Island
1562 | Saint John Island
1563 | Saint Thomas Island
1564 | Saipan
1565 | Salem
1566 | Salinas
1567 | Saline
1568 | Salt Lake
1569 | Saluda
1570 | Sampson
1571 | San Augustine
1572 | San Benito
1573 | San Bernardino
1574 | San Diego
1575 | San Francisco
1576 | San Germán
1577 | San Jacinto
1578 | San Joaquin
1579 | San Juan
1580 | San Lorenzo
1581 | San Luis Obispo
1582 | San Mateo
1583 | San Miguel
1584 | San Patricio
1585 | San Saba
1586 | San Sebastián
1587 | Sanborn
1588 | Sanders
1589 | Sandoval
1590 | Sandusky
1591 | Sangamon
1592 | Sanilac
1593 | Sanpete
1594 | Santa Barbara
1595 | Santa Clara
1596 | Santa Cruz
1597 | Santa Fe
1598 | Santa Isabel
1599 | Santa Rosa
1600 | Sarasota
1601 | Saratoga
1602 | Sargent
1603 | Sarpy
1604 | Sauk
1605 | Saunders
1606 | Sawyer
1607 | Schenectady
1608 | Schleicher
1609 | Schley
1610 | Schoharie
1611 | Schoolcraft
1612 | Schuyler
1613 | Schuylkill
1614 | Scioto
1615 | Scotland
1616 | Scott
1617 | Scotts Bluff
1618 | Screven
1619 | Scurry
1620 | Searcy
1621 | Sebastian
1622 | Sedgwick
1623 | Seminole
1624 | Seneca
1625 | Sequatchie
1626 | Sequoyah
1627 | Serranilla Bank
1628 | Sevier
1629 | Seward
1630 | Shackelford
1631 | Shannon
1632 | Sharkey
1633 | Sharp
1634 | Shasta
1635 | Shawano
1636 | Shawnee
1637 | Sheboygan
1638 | Shelby
1639 | Shenandoah
1640 | Sherburne
1641 | Sheridan
1642 | Sherman
1643 | Shiawassee
1644 | Shoshone
1645 | Sibley
1646 | Sierra
1647 | Silver Bow
1648 | Simpson
1649 | Sioux
1650 | Siskiyou
1651 | Sitka
1652 | Skagit
1653 | Skagway
1654 | Skamania
1655 | Slope
1656 | Smith
1657 | Smyth
1658 | Snohomish
1659 | Snyder
1660 | Socorro
1661 | Solano
1662 | Somerset
1663 | Somervell
1664 | Sonoma
1665 | South Boston
1666 | Southampton
1667 | Southeast Fairbanks
1668 | Spalding
1669 | Spartanburg
1670 | Spencer
1671 | Spink
1672 | Spokane
1673 | Spotsylvania
1674 | St. Bernard
1675 | St. Bernard Parish
1676 | St. Charles
1677 | St. Charles Parish
1678 | St. Clair
1679 | St. Croix
1680 | St. Francis
1681 | St. Francois
1682 | St. Helena
1683 | St. Helena Parish
1684 | St. James
1685 | St. James Parish
1686 | St. John the Baptist
1687 | St. John the Baptist Parish
1688 | St. Johns
1689 | St. Joseph
1690 | St. Landry
1691 | St. Landry Parish
1692 | St. Lawrence
1693 | St. Louis
1694 | St. Lucie
1695 | St. Martin
1696 | St. Martin Parish
1697 | St. Mary
1698 | St. Mary Parish
1699 | St. Mary's
1700 | St. Tammany
1701 | St. Tammany Parish
1702 | Stafford
1703 | Stanislaus
1704 | Stanley
1705 | Stanly
1706 | Stanton
1707 | Stark
1708 | Starke
1709 | Starr
1710 | Staunton
1711 | Ste. Genevieve
1712 | Stearns
1713 | Steele
1714 | Stephens
1715 | Stephenson
1716 | Sterling
1717 | Steuben
1718 | Stevens
1719 | Stewart
1720 | Stillwater
1721 | Stoddard
1722 | Stokes
1723 | Stone
1724 | Stonewall
1725 | Storey
1726 | Story
1727 | Strafford
1728 | Stutsman
1729 | Sublette
1730 | Suffolk
1731 | Sullivan
1732 | Sully
1733 | Summers
1734 | Summit
1735 | Sumner
1736 | Sumter
1737 | Sunflower
1738 | Surry
1739 | Susquehanna
1740 | Sussex
1741 | Sutter
1742 | Sutton
1743 | Suwannee
1744 | Swain
1745 | Swains Island
1746 | Sweet Grass
1747 | Sweetwater
1748 | Swift
1749 | Swisher
1750 | Switzerland
1751 | Talbot
1752 | Taliaferro
1753 | Talladega
1754 | Tallahatchie
1755 | Tallapoosa
1756 | Tama
1757 | Taney
1758 | Tangipahoa
1759 | Tangipahoa Parish
1760 | Taos
1761 | Tarrant
1762 | Tate
1763 | Tattnall
1764 | Taylor
1765 | Tazewell
1766 | Tehama
1767 | Telfair
1768 | Teller
1769 | Tensas
1770 | Tensas Parish
1771 | Terrebonne
1772 | Terrebonne Parish
1773 | Terrell
1774 | Terry
1775 | Teton
1776 | Texas
1777 | Thayer
1778 | Thomas
1779 | Throckmorton
1780 | Thurston
1781 | Tift
1782 | Tillamook
1783 | Tillman
1784 | Tinian
1785 | Tioga
1786 | Tippah
1787 | Tippecanoe
1788 | Tipton
1789 | Tishomingo
1790 | Titus
1791 | Toa Alta
1792 | Toa Baja
1793 | Todd
1794 | Tolland
1795 | Tom Green
1796 | Tompkins
1797 | Tooele
1798 | Toole
1799 | Toombs
1800 | Torrance
1801 | Towner
1802 | Towns
1803 | Traill
1804 | Transylvania
1805 | Traverse
1806 | Travis
1807 | Treasure
1808 | Trego
1809 | Trempealeau
1810 | Treutlen
1811 | Trigg
1812 | Trimble
1813 | Trinity
1814 | Tripp
1815 | Troup
1816 | Trousdale
1817 | Trujillo Alto
1818 | Trumbull
1819 | Tucker
1820 | Tulare
1821 | Tulsa
1822 | Tunica
1823 | Tuolumne
1824 | Turner
1825 | Tuscaloosa
1826 | Tuscarawas
1827 | Tuscola
1828 | Twiggs
1829 | Twin Falls
1830 | Tyler
1831 | Tyrrell
1832 | Uinta
1833 | Uintah
1834 | Ulster
1835 | Umatilla
1836 | Unicoi
1837 | Union
1838 | Union Parish
1839 | Upshur
1840 | Upson
1841 | Upton
1842 | Utah
1843 | Utuado
1844 | Uvalde
1845 | Val Verde
1846 | Valdez-Cordova
1847 | Valencia
1848 | Valley
1849 | Van Buren
1850 | Van Wert
1851 | Van Zandt
1852 | Vance
1853 | Vanderburgh
1854 | Vega Alta
1855 | Vega Baja
1856 | Venango
1857 | Ventura
1858 | Vermilion
1859 | Vermilion Parish
1860 | Vermillion
1861 | Vernon
1862 | Vernon Parish
1863 | Victoria
1864 | Vieques
1865 | Vigo
1866 | Vilas
1867 | Villalba
1868 | Vinton
1869 | Virginia Beach
1870 | Volusia
1871 | Wabash
1872 | Wabasha
1873 | Wabaunsee
1874 | Wade Hampton
1875 | Wadena
1876 | Wagoner
1877 | Wahkiakum
1878 | Wake
1879 | Wake Island
1880 | Wakulla
1881 | Waldo
1882 | Walker
1883 | Walla Walla
1884 | Wallace
1885 | Waller
1886 | Wallowa
1887 | Walsh
1888 | Walthall
1889 | Walton
1890 | Walworth
1891 | Wapello
1892 | Ward
1893 | Ware
1894 | Warren
1895 | Warrick
1896 | Wasatch
1897 | Wasco
1898 | Waseca
1899 | Washakie
1900 | Washburn
1901 | Washington
1902 | Washington Parish
1903 | Washita
1904 | Washoe
1905 | Washtenaw
1906 | Watauga
1907 | Watonwan
1908 | Waukesha
1909 | Waupaca
1910 | Waushara
1911 | Wayne
1912 | Waynesboro
1913 | Weakley
1914 | Webb
1915 | Weber
1916 | Webster
1917 | Webster Parish
1918 | Weld
1919 | Wells
1920 | West Baton Rouge
1921 | West Baton Rouge Parish
1922 | West Carroll
1923 | West Carroll Parish
1924 | West Feliciana
1925 | West Feliciana Parish
1926 | Westchester
1927 | Western District
1928 | Westmoreland
1929 | Weston
1930 | Wetzel
1931 | Wexford
1932 | Wharton
1933 | Whatcom
1934 | Wheatland
1935 | Wheeler
1936 | White
1937 | White Pine
1938 | Whiteside
1939 | Whitfield
1940 | Whitley
1941 | Whitman
1942 | Wibaux
1943 | Wichita
1944 | Wicomico
1945 | Wilbarger
1946 | Wilcox
1947 | Wilkes
1948 | Wilkin
1949 | Wilkinson
1950 | Will
1951 | Willacy
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1953 | Williamsburg
1954 | Williamson
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1958 | Windsor
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1960 | Winn
1961 | Winn Parish
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1965 | Winston
1966 | Wirt
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1973 | Woods
1974 | Woodson
1975 | Woodward
1976 | Worcester
1977 | Worth
1978 | Wrangell
1979 | Wright
1980 | Wyandot
1981 | Wyandotte
1982 | Wyoming
1983 | Wythe
1984 | Yabucoa
1985 | Yadkin
1986 | Yakima
1987 | Yakutat
1988 | Yalobusha
1989 | Yamhill
1990 | Yancey
1991 | Yankton
1992 | Yates
1993 | Yauco
1994 | Yavapai
1995 | Yazoo
1996 | Yell
1997 | Yellow Medicine
1998 | Yellowstone
1999 | Yellowstone National Park
2000 | Yoakum
2001 | Yolo
2002 | York
2003 | Young
2004 | Yuba
2005 | Yukon-Koyukuk
2006 | Yukon–Koyukuk
2007 | Yuma
2008 | Zapata
2009 | Zavala
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