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Our first "Santa" is located in many countries around the world. The American version is located in Southern California. It is also the name of an American soap opera that started in the 1980s. Which Santa is this? |
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Another popular "Santa" is this city located in California, New York, Oregon, New Mexico, Utah, and Texas, USA. It is also the name of a university, a river, and a volcano. Which Santa is this? |
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Nicknamed the Citrus Capital of the World, this "Santa" is located in Ventura County, California. Which Santa is this? |
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Which "Santa" is a city in Texas and California, USA, as well as the name of Christopher Columbus' largest ship and another name for the mother of Jesus? |
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This "Santa" is the capital city of New Mexico, US, and has a historic trail named after it. What is this Santa? |
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The next "Santa" is a state in Southern Brazil. It's capital city is Florianopolis, and it was mainly settled by Germans, Italians, and Portuguese. |
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Found in the Colchagua Valley in Chile, our next "Santa" is located on the "Wine Route" where visitors can visit local vineyards. Which Santa is this? |
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This "Santa" is located in Los Angeles County, California and is a resort town famous for its pier. What Santa is this? |
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This "Santa" is located in Mexico and is home to a metal church that for many years was credited to Gustave Eiffel, designer of the Eiffel Tower. Which "Santa" is this? |
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And now for the grande finale! This "Santa", located in Arizona, USA, is an abandoned tourist town. What Santa is this? |
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