26 States East of the Mississippi River Flashcards

States East of the Mississippi River and Their Capitals

• Alabama: Capital is Montgomery, known for its significant role in the civil rights movement.
• Georgia: Capital is Atlanta, a major cultural and economic center in the Southeast.
• Maine: Capital is Augusta, notable for its historical significance and natural beauty.
• Massachusetts: Capital is Boston, one of the oldest cities in the U.S. with a rich colonial history.
• New Hampshire: Capital is Concord, recognized for its picturesque scenery and vibrant community.
• West Virginia: Capital is Charleston, established as a key coal mining and railroad hub.
• Connecticut: Capital is Hartford, known for its insurance industry and historic landmarks.
• Illinois: Capital is Springfield, known for Abraham Lincoln's historical ties.
• Mississippi: Capital is Jackson, recognized for its role in the civil rights movement.
• Michigan: Capital is Lansing, significant for its automotive industry.
• North Carolina: Capital is Raleigh, part of the Research Triangle, a major tech hub.
• Rhode Island: Capital is Providence, renowned for its arts community and history.
• Delaware: Capital is Dover, known for its legal and corporate services.
• Indiana: Capital is Indianapolis, famous for the Indianapolis 500 auto race.
• New Jersey: Capital is Trenton, known for its strategic location between New York City and Philadelphia.
• Ohio: Capital is Columbus, recognized for its diverse economy and education institutions.
• South Carolina: Capital is Columbia, known for its historical landmarks and culture.
• Virginia: Capital is Richmond, significant for its role in the American Civil War.
• Florida: Capital is Tallahassee, a central point for political and educational institutions.
• Kentucky: Capital is Frankfort, known for its bourbon industry and horse racing.
• New York: Capital is Albany, significant for its political history and as a gateway to the Adirondacks.
• Pennsylvania: Capital is Harrisburg, an important hub during the American Revolution.
• Tennessee: Capital is Nashville, renowned as the "Music City."
• Wisconsin: Capital is Madison, known for its progressive policies and university town environment.
• Maryland: Capital is Annapolis, famous for its naval history and sailing culture.
• Vermont: Capital is Montpelier, notable for its small size and vibrant local community.