US States and Capitals

States and Capitals

United States:

• 50 states
• Each state has its own capital city

State Capitals:

1. Alabama: Montgomery
2. Alaska: Juneau
3. Arizona: Phoenix
4. Arkansas: Little Rock
5. California: Sacramento
6. Colorado: Denver
7. Connecticut: Hartford
8. Delaware: Dover
9. Florida: Tallahassee
10. Georgia: Atlanta
11. Hawaii: Honolulu
12. Idaho: Boise
13. Illinois: Springfield
14. Indiana: Indianapolis
15. Iowa: Des Moines
16. Kansas: Topeka
17. Kentucky: Frankfort
18. Louisiana: Baton Rouge
19. Maine: Augusta
20. Maryland: Annapolis
21. Massachusetts: Boston
22. Michigan: Lansing
23. Minnesota: St. Paul
24. Mississippi: Jackson
25. Missouri: Jefferson City
26. Montana: Helena
27. Nebraska: Lincoln
28. Nevada: Carson City
29. New Hampshire: Concord
30. New Jersey: Trenton
31. New Mexico: Santa Fe
32. New York: Albany
33. North Carolina: Raleigh
34. North Dakota: Bismarck
35. Ohio: Columbus
36. Oklahoma: Oklahoma City
37. Oregon: Salem
38. Pennsylvania: Harrisburg
39. Rhode Island: Providence
40. South Carolina: Columbia
41. South Dakota: Pierre
42. Tennessee: Nashville
43. Texas: Austin
44. Utah: Salt Lake City
45. Vermont: Montpelier
46. Virginia: Richmond
47. Washington: Olympia
48. West Virginia: Charleston
49. Wisconsin: Madison
50. Wyoming: Cheyenne

Key Facts:

• The capital of the United States is Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia)
• The largest state by area is Alaska
• The smallest state by area is Rhode Island
• The most populous state is California
• The least populous state is Wyoming

United States

• The United States is divided into 50 states.
• Each state has its own capital city.

State Capitals

• Alabama's capital is Montgomery.
• Alaska's capital is Juneau.
• Arizona's capital is Phoenix.
• Arkansas's capital is Little Rock.
• California's capital is Sacramento.
• Colorado's capital is Denver.
• Connecticut's capital is Hartford.
• Delaware's capital is Dover.
• Florida's capital is Tallahassee.
• Georgia's capital is Atlanta.
• Hawaii's capital is Honolulu.
• Idaho's capital is Boise.
• Illinois's capital is Springfield.
• Indiana's capital is Indianapolis.
• Iowa's capital is Des Moines.
• Kansas's capital is Topeka.
• Kentucky's capital is Frankfort.
• Louisiana's capital is Baton Rouge.
• Maine's capital is Augusta.
• Maryland's capital is Annapolis.
• Massachusetts's capital is Boston.
• Michigan's capital is Lansing.
• Minnesota's capital is St. Paul.
• Mississippi's capital is Jackson.
• Missouri's capital is Jefferson City.
• Montana's capital is Helena.
• Nebraska's capital is Lincoln.
• Nevada's capital is Carson City.
• New Hampshire's capital is Concord.
• New Jersey's capital is Trenton.
• New Mexico's capital is Santa Fe.
• New York's capital is Albany.
• North Carolina's capital is Raleigh.
• North Dakota's capital is Bismarck.
• Ohio's capital is Columbus.
• Oklahoma's capital is Oklahoma City.
• Oregon's capital is Salem.
• Pennsylvania's capital is Harrisburg.
• Rhode Island's capital is Providence.
• South Carolina's capital is Columbia.
• South Dakota's capital is Pierre.
• Tennessee's capital is Nashville.
• Texas's capital is Austin.
• Utah's capital is Salt Lake City.
• Vermont's capital is Montpelier.
• Virginia's capital is Richmond.
• Washington's capital is Olympia.
• West Virginia's capital is Charleston.
• Wisconsin's capital is Madison.
• Wyoming's capital is Cheyenne.

Key Facts

• The capital of the United States is Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia).
• Alaska is the largest state by area.
• Rhode Island is the smallest state by area.
• California is the most populous state.
• Wyoming is the least populous state.

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