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North America

Countries of North America Flags of North America Capitals of North America Canada: provinces
Dominican Republic: provinces Jamaica: parishes Mexico: states US: districts
US: 50 states US: state capitals

South America

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Capitals of South America Argentina: provinces
Brazil: states Colombia: departments

Europe

Countries of Europe Flags of Europe Capitals of Europe Austria: states Belgium: provinces Croatia: counties Czech Republic: regions Denmark: regions Finland: provinces Finland: regions
France: departments France: regions Germany: states Greece: administrative regions Greece: provinces Ireland: counties Italy: provinces Italy: regions Netherlands: provinces Norway: counties
Poland: provinces Portugal: districts Spain: provinces Sweden: counties Switzerland: cantons UK: countries UK: regions Ukraine: oblasts (regions)

Asia

Countries of Asia Flags of Asia Capitals of Asia Bangladesh: districts Bangladesh: divisions China: provinces China: Hong Kong districts India: districts India: states
Indonesia: provinces Iran: provinces Iraq: governorates Japan: prefectures Malaysia: states and federal territories Pakistan: administrative units Philippines: provinces Russia: federal districts Russia: federal subjects
Saudi Arabia: regions Singapore: regions South Korea: administrative divisions Sri Lanka: districts Thailand: provinces Turkey: provinces Vietnam: provinces

Africa

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Egypt: governorates Ghana: regions Nigeria: states
South Africa: provinces Tanzania: regions Tunisia: governorates

Australia

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Capitals of Australia Australia: states and territories
New Zealand: regions

What are the U.S. State Capitals?

Each of the 50 US states has a capital city, the seat of its state government, where the state legislature meets and the governor has an office. Many state capitals were chosen because they were in the middle of the state or because rival cities could agree on them, not because they were the largest city. Albany, Sacramento, Springfield and Tallahassee are all smaller than their state's biggest city. Some capitals were planned specifically for the role, such as Indianapolis and Columbus, while others moved several times as states grew. Santa Fe, founded by the Spanish around 1610, is the oldest state capital, and Juneau, Alaska, cannot be reached by road from the rest of North America.

Current quiz contains 50 state capitals. You will be randomly asked 30 of them: Albany, Annapolis, Atlanta, Augusta, Austin, Baton Rouge, Bismarck, Boise, Boston, Carson City, Charleston, Cheyenne, Columbia, Columbus, Concord, Denver, Des Moines, Dover, Frankfort, Harrisburg, Hartford, Helena, Honolulu, Indianapolis, Jackson, Jefferson City, Juneau, Lansing, Lincoln, Little Rock, Madison, Montgomery, Montpelier, Nashville, Oklahoma City, Olympia, Phoenix, Pierre, Providence, Raleigh, Richmond, Sacramento, Salem, Salt Lake City, Santa Fe, Springfield, St. Paul, Tallahassee, Topeka, Trenton.

Interesting facts about the U.S.:

  • The word “Honolulu” means “place of shelter."
  • Perforated toilet paper was invented by Seth Wheeler in Albany.
  • Boston which is the capital of Massachusetts is named after a town in England.
  • The capitol building in Oklahoma City has an oil well under it.
  • Santa Fe is the highest capital city in the U.S. It is at an elevation of about 7,000 feet above sea level.
  • Austin has the largest capitol building in the United States.
  • Juneau, Alaska, is the largest capital in the US, covering 3,255 square miles.
  • A "Blue Law" in Indianapolis prohibits selling or buying vehicle on Sunday.