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The 50 States of America Location and State Capital

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These flashcards help learners identify U.S. states by their shape, name, abbreviation, and capital city. Ideal for students studying U.S. geography or preparing for quizzes and tests.

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Alabama (AL)

State Capital: Montgomery

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Definition

Alabama (AL)

State Capital: Montgomery

Alaska (AK)

State Capital: Juneau (Jew-no)

Arizona (AZ)

State Capital: Phoenix

Arkansas (Are-can-saw) (AR)

State Capital: Little Rock

California (CA)

State Capital: Sacramento

Colorado (CO)

State Capital: Denver

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The 50 States of America Location and State Capital
TermDefinition

Alabama (AL)

State Capital: Montgomery

Alaska (AK)

State Capital: Juneau (Jew-no)

Arizona (AZ)

State Capital: Phoenix

Arkansas (Are-can-saw) (AR)

State Capital: Little Rock

California (CA)

State Capital: Sacramento

Colorado (CO)

State Capital: Denver

Connecticut (connect-ti-cit) (CT)

State Capital: Hartford

Delaware (Dell-la-wear) (DE)

State Capital: Dover

Florida (FL)

State Capital: Tallahassee (Ta-la-has-e)

Georgia (GA)

State Capital: Atlanta

Hawaii (HI)

State Capital: Honolulu (Hon-no-lu-lu)

Idaho (ID)

State Capital: Boise (Boy-zee)

Illinois (ill-en-noy) (IL)

State Capital: Springfield

Indiana (IN)

State Capital: Indianapolis

Iowa (IA)

State Capital: Des Moines (Di-Moine)

Kansas (KS)

State Capital: Topeka (Toe-peek-a)

Kentucky (KY)

State Capitals: Frankfort

Louisiana (LA)

State Capital: Baton Rouge (roosh)

Maine (ME)

State Capital: Augusta

Maryland (MD)

State Capital: Annapolis (An-nop-po-lis)

Massachusetts (MA)

State Capital: Boston

Michigan (MI)

State Capital: Lansing

Minnesota (MI)

State Capital: St. Paul

Mississippi (MS)

State Capital: Jackson

Missouri (MO)

State Capital: Jefferson City

Montana (MT)

State Capital: Helena (Helen-a)

Nebraska (NE)

State Capital: Lincoln

Nevada (NV)

State Capital: Carson City

New Hampshire (NH)

State Capital: Concord

New Jersey (NJ)

State Capital: Trenton

New Mexico (NM)

State Capital: Santa Fe

New York (NY)

State Capital: Albany (all-bin-knee)

North Carolina (NC)

State Capital: Raleigh

North Dakota (ND)

State Capital: Bismarck

Ohio (OH)

State Capital: Columbus

Oklahoma (OK)

State Capital: Oklahoma City

Oregon (OR)

State Capital: Salem (Say-lum)

Pennsylvania (PA)

States Capital: Harrisburg

Rhode Island (RI)

State Capital: Providence

South Carolina (SC)

State Capital: Columbia

South Dakota (SD)

State Capital: Pierre

Tennessee (TN)

State Capital: Nashville

Texas (TX)

State Capital: Austin

Utah (UT)

State Capital: Salt Lake City

Vermont (VT)

State Capital: Montpelier (mont-peel-lee-a)


Virginia (VA)

State Capital: Richmond

Washington (WA)

State Capital: Olympia

West Virginia (WV)

State Capital: Charleston

Wisconsin (WI)

State Capitals: Madison

Wyoming (why-oh-ming) (WY)

State Capital: Cheyenne (Shy-ann)

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