| L.A. locale |
| Evil cartel |
| Andean city |
| Cartel city |
| Cartel center |
| Colombian Town |
| Frisco's state |
| Columbian city |
| Colombian city |
| Colombian's city |
| San Fran's state |
| Town in Columbia |
| City in Colombia |
| City of Colombia |
| Columbian Capital |
| City in W Colombia |
| City SW of Bogotá |
| Cocaine cartel city |
| City WSW of Bogotá |
| Colombia cartel city |
| Colombian metropolis |
| 2013 World Games city |
| Columbian cartel city |
| Notorious drug cartel |
| Colombian cartel city |
| District of Colombia? |
| Metropolis in Colombia |
| Pacific state, in slang |
| City on the Cauca River |
| Western state, slangily |
| Infamous Colombian city |
| Golden State, informally |
| Santiago University town |
| Western state, for short |
| City of western Colombia |
| Biggie "Going Back to ___ |
| Infamous city of Colombia |
| Western state, familiarly |
| West Coast state, briefly |
| Colombian city since 1536 |
| Valle del Cauca's capital |
| City southwest of Bogotá |
| Colombian drug cartel city |
| South American cartel city |
| Colombian cartel city, once |
| Compton's state, to rappers |
| Left coast state, for short |
| 1971 Pan American Games site |
| Cartel city of South America |
| City famous for bad traffic? |
| Colombian city of 2+ million |
| Former Colombian cartel city |
| LL Cool J "Going Back to ___ |
| The Golden State, familiarly |
| Avianca airlines destination |
| West Coast state, informally |
| Left Coast state, informally |
| West Coast state, to denizens |
| Colombian city of two million |
| City near Colombia's coastline |
| Colombia's second-largest city |
| Colombias third-largest city |
| It's north of Baja, informally |
| Notorious Colombia drug cartel |
| LL Cool J's "Going Back to ___ |
| Biggie was "Going Back to" here |
| Colombia's fourth largest city. |
| Compton's state, to hip-hoppers |
| San Francisco's state, slangily |
| Self-styled world salsa capital |
| Home to a Colombian drug cartel |
| City south-southwest of Medellin |
| LL Cool J "I'm going back to ___ |
| South American city of 2 million |
| State Eagles are from, for short |
| Major city of southwest Colombia |
| Most populous US state, for short |
| City known as "Capital de la Salsa |
| Many a surfer's locale, informally |
| Capital of Valle del Cauca department |
| City known for its traffic violations |
| 1988 LL Cool J hit "Going Back to ___ |
| Going Back to ___" (LL Cool J single) |
| City famous for its traffic violations |
| Whence many red-eyes depart, for short |
| ___ Cartel (former Colombian drug ring) |
| City known as Colombia's sports capital |
| City halfway between Quito and Medellín |
| Host city of the 1971 Pan American Games |
| State Janis Joplin got her start, for short |
| State with the largest population, casually |
| Title locale in a 1998 Notorious B.I.G. hit |
| Colombian city considered the capital of salsa |
| Capital of Colombia's Valle del Cauca department |
| City founded in 1536 by Sebastián de Benalcázar |
| Colombian city that hosted the 1971 Pan American Games |
| Southern Hemisphere metropolis containing the Plaza de Caicedo |
| Where LL Cool J is "going back to," according to a 1989 rap jam |
| Going Back to ___" (Notorious B.I.G. song about returning to Los Angeles) |
| Only place in the U.S. to host both the Summer and Winter Olympics, informally |