US State and Territorial Capitals Flashcards by Tara Rosebery

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Minnesota

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Saint Paul

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Delaware

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Dover

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New Hampshire

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Concord

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Colorado

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Denver

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Kansas

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Topeka

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Oregon

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Salem

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Mississippi

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Jackson

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Ohio

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Columbus

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Puerto Rico

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San Juan

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Pennsylvania

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Harrisburg

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American Samoa

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Pago Pago

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Washington

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Olympia

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Its Capitol building is the oldest in the U.S. still in use

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Annapolis, Maryland

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New Mexico

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Santa Fe

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Guam

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Hagåtña

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Arizona

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Phoenix

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South Dakota

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Pierre

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Oklahoma

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Oklahoma City

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New York

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Albany

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Maryland

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Annapolis

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Virginia

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Richmond

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Highest elevation of any state capital

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Santa Fe, New Mexico

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West Virginia

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Charleston

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Most populous metro area of any U.S. state capital

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Atlanta, Georgia

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Massachusetts

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Boston

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Connecticut

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Hartford

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Vermont

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Montpelier

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Louisiana

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Baton Rouge

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Maine

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Augusta

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Florida

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Tallahassee

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Most populous U.S. state capital

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Phoenix, Arizona

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Montana

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Helena

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Michigan

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Lansing

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North Dakota

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Bismarck

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Nebraska

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Lincoln

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Texas

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Austin

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Wisconsin

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Madison

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Rhode Island

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Providence

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Northern Mariana Islands

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Saipan

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Indiana

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Indianapolis

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Illinois

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Springfield

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Kentucky

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Frankfort

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Arkansas

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Little Rock

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Largest U.S. state capital by municipal land area

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Juneau, Alaska

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Tennessee

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Nashville

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Hawaii

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Honolulu

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Least populous U.S. state capital

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Montpelier, Vermont

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New Jersey

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Trenton

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Wyoming

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Cheyenne

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Alabama

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Montgomery

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Missouri

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Jefferson City

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Smallest U.S. state capital by land area

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Annapolis, Maryland

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U.S. Virgin Islands

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Charlotte Amalie

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Idaho

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Boise

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California

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Sacramento

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Nevada

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Carson City

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Georgia

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Atlanta

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State capital that also served as the U.S. capital for a short period in the late 18th century.

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Trenton, New Jersey

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Utah

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Salt Lake City

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South Carolina

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Columbia

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Alaska

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Juneau

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Iowa

A

Des Moines

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North Carolina

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Raleigh