U.S. Cities with O

• Orlando

  City in Florida, known for theme parks

• Oakland

  City in California, across from San Francisco

• Omaha

  City in Nebraska

• Oklahoma City

  Capital city of Oklahoma

• Ogden

  City in Utah

• Olympia

  Capital city of Washington State

• Ocean City

  City in Maryland, coastal resort

• Oregon City

  City in Oregon

• Oxford

  City in Mississippi

• Odessa

  City in Texas

• Orange City

  City in Florida

• Oxnard

  Real U.S. city in California, on the coast

• Oswego

  Real U.S. city; Oswego, New York is one

• Ohio City

  Neighborhood of Cleveland, officially a city name origin

• Oshkosh

  Real U.S. city in Wisconsin, well known

• Oglas
• Orleans

  Real U.S. city name; Orleans, Iowa exists

• Ozark

  Real U.S. city name; found in AL, AR, and MO

• Ocala

  Real U.S. city in Florida, Ocala fits

• Orange Beach

  Beach city in Alabama; official U.S. place name.

• Orem

  Utah city name, from English "Orem" family surname.

• Ottawa

  Real U.S. city name; Ottawa in IL and KS

• Oneonta

  New York city; Iroquois name, historic river town.

• Onalaska

  Wisconsin city on the Mississippi River.

• Overland Park

  Kansas city, named for a town near Kansas City.

• Olathe

  Kansas city, from a Potawatomi name.

• Oceanside

  California surf city; official U.S. city name.

• Osceola

  Nebraska city; county seat with a Native name.

• Olney

  Wisconsin city with Welsh roots in the name.

• Oconomowoc

  Wisconsin city, named after a Scottish place.

• Orland

  Illinois city near the Rock River.

• Orangeburg

  South Carolina city, named for the orange fruit.

• Oakville

  English city name, used for towns in USA.

• Oroville

  California city; name means “golden place”.

• Orono

  Maine town; from the Abenaki name Orono.

• Oakley

  California city; a real incorporated place.

• Oakland California

  Real city in California; commas would spoil it.

• Oakdale

  Common U.S. city name in several states.

• Owatonna

  Minnesota city; Dakota name, now a railroad town.

• Overton

  Texas city; common small-town U.S. name.

• Opelousas

  Louisiana city; name from the Opelousa people.

• Oneida

  New York county and village name, also a city.

• Owensboro

  Kentucky city; named after General Owens.

• Ossining

  Westchester village in New York State.

• old bridge

  New Jersey town; official name is Old Bridge.

• Okeechobee

  Florida city, name from Seminole; county seat.

• Ogunquit

  Maine beach town, Abenaki origin.

• Oak Grove

  Common US town name; many Oak Groves.

• Oak Brook

  Illinois village, named for an oak brook.

• Owosso

  Michigan city; name means "turned up".

• Opelika

  Alabama city, likely named for Ophelia.

• Oberlin

  Ohio city, German roots; means "fort".

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