Combining Sentences with City/State #4

Combine the two sentences into one clear and effective sentence. Be sure to pay attention to your capitalization and punctuation.

Many think it is located in Charleston, South Carolina. Some think it belongs in Savannah, Georgia.

Seattle, Washington, is famous for its coffee shops. Portland, Oregon, is famous for its food carts.

A parade marched through Mobile, Alabama. A parade also marched through Galveston, Texas.

It might be in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It might also be in Taos, New Mexico.

Portland, Oregon, gets a lot of rain. Las Vegas, Nevada, gets very little rain.

A ski competition took place in Park City, Utah. A snowboarding competition took place in Lake Placid, New York.

A maple syrup festival was held in Montpelier, Vermont. A cranberry festival was held in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.

Some believe the answer is San Antonio, Texas. Others believe the answer is El Paso, Texas.

Orlando, Florida, has Disney World. Anaheim, California, has Disneyland.

Historians say it may be in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Another group believes it may be in Jackson, Mississippi.