100% | UTEP | 4 | University in the US which overlooks the Rio Grande river: Abbr. |
45% | UCLA | 4 | Most applied-to university in the US: Abbr. |
43% | ALBUQUERQUE | 11 | Largest city in New Mexico, US, on the Rio Grande |
43% | UTEP | 4 | School near the Rio Grande river (Abbr.) |
42% | ELPASO | 6 | City in Texas, US, on the Rio Grande opposite Ciudad Juarez, Mexico |
41% | UTEP | 4 | School in the Lone Star State near the Rio Grande: Abbr. |
39% | SUWANNEE | 8 | US river rising in the Okefenokee Swamp on the Georgia-Florida border which flows to the Gulf of Mexico |
39% | PLATTE | 6 | — River, tributary of the Missouri in Nebraska, US, upon which Fremont stands |
39% | RIO | 3 | ___ Grande (river in the southwestern US) |
39% | UTEP | 4 | It overlooks the Rio Grande |
39% | UTEP | 4 | Sch. overlooking the Rio Grande |
38% | STOCKTON | 8 | Inland port in California, US, on the San Joaquin River; seat of the University of the Pacific |
38% | PLATTE | 6 | — River, tributary of the Missouri in Nebraska, US, upon which Lexington and Fremont stand |
38% | PECOS | 5 | River to the Rio Grande |
37% | NMEX | 4 | The Rio Grande divides it: Abbr. |
37% | PECOS | 5 | River that empties into the Rio Grande |
37% | AMER | 4 | Made in the US: Abbr. |
36% | VOA | 3 | "Tuning in the U.S.A." broadcaster: Abbr. |
36% | PBS | 3 | "Downton Abbey" airer in the U.S.: Abbr |
36% | PECOS | 5 | Texas river to the Rio Grande |
36% | NYC | 3 | Largest metropolis in the US: Abbr. |
36% | ENG | 3 | Predominant language in the US: Abbr. |
36% | IRS | 3 | Collection agency in the US: Abbr |
36% | APA | 3 | Therapists' organization in the US: Abbr. |
36% | IRS | 3 | Collection agency in the US: Abbr. |
36% | LAREDO | 6 | City in Texas on the Mexican border on the Rio Grande |
36% | MAUI | 4 | 17th largest island in the US which was originally named "Ihikapalaumaewa" |
36% | PECOS | 5 | River through New Mexico that feeds the Rio Grande |
36% | WSJ | 3 | The largest newspaper in the US by circulation: Abbr. |
36% | NYC | 3 | The most populous city in the U.S.: Abbr. |