US State and Territorial Capitals Flashcards
1
Q
Minnesota
A
Saint Paul
2
Q
Delaware
A
Dover
3
Q
New Hampshire
A
Concord
4
Q
Colorado
A
Denver
5
Q
Kansas
A
Topeka
6
Q
Oregon
A
Salem
7
Q
Mississippi
A
Jackson
8
Q
Ohio
A
Columbus
9
Q
Puerto Rico
A
San Juan
10
Q
Pennsylvania
A
Harrisburg
11
Q
American Samoa
A
Pago Pago
12
Q
Washington
A
Olympia
13
Q
Its Capitol building is the oldest in the U.S. still in use
A
Annapolis, Maryland
14
Q
New Mexico
A
Santa Fe
15
Q
Guam
A
Hagåtña
16
Q
Arizona
A
Phoenix
17
Q
South Dakota
A
Pierre
18
Q
Oklahoma
A
Oklahoma City
19
Q
New York
A
Albany
20
Q
Maryland
A
Annapolis
21
Q
Virginia
A
Richmond
22
Q
Highest elevation of any state capital
A
Santa Fe, New Mexico
23
Q
West Virginia
A
Charleston
24
Q
Most populous metro area of any U.S. state capital
A
Atlanta, Georgia
25
Massachusetts
Boston
26
Connecticut
Hartford
27
Vermont
Montpelier
28
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
29
Maine
Augusta
30
Florida
Tallahassee
31
Most populous U.S. state capital
Phoenix, Arizona
32
Montana
Helena
33
Michigan
Lansing
34
North Dakota
Bismarck
35
Nebraska
Lincoln
36
Texas
Austin
37
Wisconsin
Madison
38
Rhode Island
Providence
39
Northern Mariana Islands
Saipan
40
Indiana
Indianapolis
41
Illinois
Springfield
42
Kentucky
Frankfort
43
Arkansas
Little Rock
44
Largest U.S. state capital by municipal land area
Juneau, Alaska
45
Tennessee
Nashville
46
Hawaii
Honolulu
47
Least populous U.S. state capital
Montpelier, Vermont
48
New Jersey
Trenton
49
Wyoming
Cheyenne
50
Alabama
Montgomery
51
Missouri
Jefferson City
52
Smallest U.S. state capital by land area
Annapolis, Maryland
53
U.S. Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
54
Idaho
Boise
55
California
Sacramento
56
Nevada
Carson City
57
Georgia
Atlanta
58
State capital that also served as the U.S. capital for a short period in the late 18th century.
Trenton, New Jersey
59
Utah
Salt Lake City
60
South Carolina
Columbia
61
Alaska
Juneau
62
Iowa
Des Moines
63
North Carolina
Raleigh
