No, The Other One
No, The Other One
[A typical line-drawn map projection of the United States, with discontiguous Alaska and Hawaii moved into a convenient corner.] [Coastlines and national borders are in a firm half-tone.] [Non-coastal state boundaries are shown in a lighter tone and feature the standard two-letter abbreviations.] [Location dots and labels of the settlements they represent are overlaid in solid black.]
[Within each of the states, expanded here for readability, are the following placenames...] AK [Alaska] Houston AL [Alabama] Detroit Houston Jackson AR [Arkansas] Nashville AZ [Arizona] Miami Peoria CA [California] Beaumont Jamestown Lincoln Mesa Plymouth CO [Colorado] [An unlabelled dot, between text for Louisville, CO and Atlanta, NE; probably the actual Mesa, CO.] Louisville Mesa [Appears to be the incorrectly-labeled town of Orchard Mesa, CO.] CT [Connecticut] Salem DE [Delaware] Atlanta Newark FL [Florida] Bowling Green Houston GA [Georgia] Albany Columbus Dallas Roswell HI [Hawaii] Mountain View IA [Iowa] Indianapolis Knoxville ID [Idaho] Atlanta Princeton IL [Illinois] Beverly Hills Lincoln Plano IN [Indiana] Houston Plymouth KS [Kansas] Detroit Manhattan Ottawa KY [Kentucky] Anchorage New Haven LA [Louisiana] Alexandria MA [Massachusetts] Princeton MD [Maryland] Pasadena Phoenix ME [Maine] Lisbon Portland Vienna MI [Michigan] Atlanta Saint Louis MN [Minnesota] Albany Austin Bloomington Grand Rapids MO [Missouri] Boston Houston Savannah MS [Mississippi] Philadelphia MT [Montana] Lincoln Manhattan NC [North Carolina] Dallas Washington ND [North Dakota] Jamestown New England NE [Nebraska] Atlanta Cedar Rapids Memphis NH [New Hampshire] Lisbon NJ [New Jersey] Long Beach NM [New Mexico] Des Moines Las Vegas NV [Nevada] Dayton NY [New York] North Pole Philadelphia Texas [Further subtitled as...] (Texas, Mexico) OH [Ohio] Bowling Green Cambridge Gettysburg Houston OK [Oklahoma] Disney Orlando Saint Louis OR [Oregon] Dallas Oakland Phoenix PA [Pennsylvania] Jersey Shore RI [Rhode Island] Lincoln SC [South Carolina] Baton Rouge SD [South Dakota] Dallas Gettysburg TN [Tennessee] Fayetteville White House TX [Texas] Atlanta Beverly Hills Buffalo Los Angeles Miami New York Pasadena San Diego Santa Fe South Bend UT [Utah] Cleveland VA [Virginia] Key West VT [Vermont] Richmond WA [Washington] Des Moines WI [Wisconsin] Atlanta WV [West Virginia] Bridgeport WY [Wyoming] Albany Atlantic City Buffalo

This is a map of the United States, showing cities or towns with the same name as other more famous places. For example, the map has a dot for a relatively unknown place called Los Angeles, located in Texas, not to be confused with the very well known Los Angeles that is in California.
Few place names are unique, and there may be many places with the same name . Multiple American towns have been named after the same British town, famous person, or geographic feature.
However, names can become associated with specific places on a national level, where the best-known example is usually the biggest or otherwise the most significant. The name of this comic indicates the contextualization required to specify one of the less-famous exemplars of a given name. Someone might say they are from "Los Angeles" and would have to say "no, the other one" since the listener would assume they are from Los Angeles, California.
The title text references Key, West Virginia and Key West, Virginia , two places that, when spoken aloud, are only distinguishable by the pause (comma) location. Neither are to be confused with Key West, Florida , which is a location well-known nationally.
[A typical line-drawn map projection of the United States, with discontiguous Alaska and Hawaii moved into a convenient corner.] [Coastlines and national borders are in a firm half-tone.] [Non-coastal state boundaries are shown in a lighter tone and feature the standard two-letter abbreviations.] [Location dots and labels of the settlements they represent are overlaid in solid black.]
[Within each of the states, expanded here for readability, are the following placenames...] AK [Alaska] Houston AL [Alabama] Detroit Houston Jackson AR [Arkansas] Nashville AZ [Arizona] Miami Peoria CA [California] Beaumont Jamestown Lincoln Mesa Plymouth CO [Colorado] [An unlabelled dot, between text for Louisville, CO and Atlanta, NE; probably the actual Mesa, CO.] Louisville Mesa [Appears to be the incorrectly-labeled town of Orchard Mesa, CO.] CT [Connecticut] Salem DE [Delaware] Atlanta Newark FL [Florida] Bowling Green Houston GA [Georgia] Albany Columbus Dallas Roswell HI [Hawaii] Mountain View IA [Iowa] Indianapolis Knoxville ID [Idaho] Atlanta Princeton IL [Illinois] Beverly Hills Lincoln Plano IN [Indiana] Houston Plymouth KS [Kansas] Detroit Manhattan Ottawa KY [Kentucky] Anchorage New Haven LA [Louisiana] Alexandria MA [Massachusetts] Princeton MD [Maryland] Pasadena Phoenix ME [Maine] Lisbon Portland Vienna MI [Michigan] Atlanta Saint Louis MN [Minnesota] Albany Austin Bloomington Grand Rapids MO [Missouri] Boston Houston Savannah MS [Mississippi] Philadelphia MT [Montana] Lincoln Manhattan NC [North Carolina] Dallas Washington ND [North Dakota] Jamestown New England NE [Nebraska] Atlanta Cedar Rapids Memphis NH [New Hampshire] Lisbon NJ [New Jersey] Long Beach NM [New Mexico] Des Moines Las Vegas NV [Nevada] Dayton NY [New York] North Pole Philadelphia Texas [Further subtitled as...] (Texas, Mexico) OH [Ohio] Bowling Green Cambridge Gettysburg Houston OK [Oklahoma] Disney Orlando Saint Louis OR [Oregon] Dallas Oakland Phoenix PA [Pennsylvania] Jersey Shore RI [Rhode Island] Lincoln SC [South Carolina] Baton Rouge SD [South Dakota] Dallas Gettysburg TN [Tennessee] Fayetteville White House TX [Texas] Atlanta Beverly Hills Buffalo Los Angeles Miami New York Pasadena San Diego Santa Fe South Bend UT [Utah] Cleveland VA [Virginia] Key West VT [Vermont] Richmond WA [Washington] Des Moines WI [Wisconsin] Atlanta WV [West Virginia] Bridgeport WY [Wyoming] Albany Atlantic City Buffalo
