much "Cai" in USA
not know how many A's in Cádiz USA For today I'll reveal the mystery that there are more places on this planet with the sweet name of our city. Thursday, April 1, 2010
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For starters, there is a Cadiz in the state of Kentucky. A tiny population, 2,300 inhabitants. Apparently was founded in 1884, but nobody knows why he gave this name to the city. The only thing that looks like ours is that in his online journal ( http://www.cadizrecord.com/articles/sections/main/ ) use yellow and blue ...
Cadiz, Green County Wisconsin, is smaller still: only 863 inhabitants in the last census ... but yes, have your website and everything ... Http://www.townofcadiz.com/
where you look, if you go to a state with a name mu "Joio" although in truth is Ohio, you may also encounter the Harrison County Cadiz ( http://www.villageofcadiz.com/ ) . And you do not know who was born in Cadiz (in Ohio), as Clark Gable ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clark_Gable ). So WHAT THE WIND, should have been called, WHAT TOOK THE LIFT, Clark, prick, that you are from Cadiz and you know what I'm talking about ...
The State of Texas, not far behind, and wanted to have their own Cadiz. And in 1892 changed the town's name was Lapara, to stay with Cadiz. This town only has a store, gas station and 50 people. And the truth is that within a few years, as the thing remains the same "here", I anticipate that we will stay like this Cadiz Texan.
In Indiana, it seems, are very cool ... say in wikipedia that its Cadiz "was named after the English Cádiz" ... I'd send websites, friends, Indians, with 3000 years behind us that you hubiéseis called Cadiz before you. The Cadiz is also small, only 160 people in Henry County.
And finally, a Cadiz in the state of New York, on which there is no data on the Internet.
That's all (for now), it is incredible so many sites appear in a large country like the United States, and all bearing the name of our city, evidently, had to be the first Cádiz history.
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