GEOGRAPHY
State
Abbr Capital
State
Abbr Capital
Alabama
AL Montgomery
Montana
MT Helena
Alaska
AK Juneau
Nebraska
NE Lincoln
Arizona
AZ Phoenix
Nevada
NV Carson City
Arkansas
AR Little Rock
New Hampshire
NH Concord
California
CA Sacramento
New Jersey
NJ Trenton
Colorado
CO Denver
New Mexico
NM Santa Fe
Connecticut
CT Hartford
NewYork
NY Albany
Delaware
DE Dover
North Carolina
NC Raleigh
Florida
FL Tallahassee
North Dakota
ND Bismarck
Georgia
GA Atlanta
Ohio
OH Columbus
Hawaii
HI
Honolulu
Oklahoma
OK Oklahoma City
Idaho
ID Boise
Oregon
OR Salem
Illinois
IL Springfield
Pennsylvania
PA Harrisburg
Indiana
IN Indianapolis
Rhode Island
RI
Providence
Iowa
IA Des Moines
South Carolina
SC Columbia
Kansas
KS Topeka
South Dakota
SD Pierre
Kentucky
KY Frankfort
Tennessee
TN Nashville
Louisiana
LA Baton Rouge
Texas
TX Austin
Maine
ME Augusta
Utah
UT Salt Lake City
Maryland
MD Annapolis
Vermont
VT Montpelier
Massachusetts
MA Boston
Virginia
VA Richmond
Michigan
MI
Lansing
Washington
WA Olympia
Minnesota
MN St. Paul
West Virginia
WV Charleston
Mississippi
MS Jackson
Wisconsin
WI
Madison
Missouri
MO Jefferson City
Wyoming
WY Cheyenne
U.S. Capitals and Abbreviations
Quick Facts
Capital City
Washington, D.C.
National Independence
July 4, 1776
Motto
In GodWe Trust
Largest Cities
New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia,
Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose
Border Countries
Canada, Mexico
Oceans
Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, Pacific Ocean
Population
322,762,018 (Jan 2016 est.)
Land Area
3,615,123 sq. mi. (9,375,720 sq. km)
Highest Point
Mt. McKinley, Alaska, 20,320 ft. (6194 m) above sea level
Lowest Point
Death Valley, California, 282 ft (86 m) below sea level
Largest State
Alaska
Smallest State
Rhode Island
National Bird
Bald Eagle
National Flower
Rose
National Anthem
The Star-Spangled Banner
State
Ab r Capital
State
Ab r Capital
Alaba a
AL
ontgo ery
ontana
T Helena
Alaska
AK Juneau
Nebraska
NE Lincoln
Arizona
AZ Phoenix
Nevada
NV Carson City
Arkansas
AR Lit le Rock
New Ha pshire
NH Concord
California
CA Sacra ento
New Jersey
NJ Trenton
Colorado
CO Denver
New Mexico
N Santa Fe
Con ecticut
CT Hartford
NewYork
NY Albany
Delaware
DE Dover
North Carolina
NC Raleigh
Florida
FL Tallahas e
North Dakota
ND Bis arck
Georgia
GA Atlanta
Ohio
OH Colu bus
Hawaii
HI
Honolulu
Oklaho a
OK Oklaho a City
Idaho
ID Boise
Oregon
OR Sale
Il inois
IL Springfield
Pen sylvania
PA Har isburg
Indiana
IN Indianapolis
Rhode Island
RI
Providence
Iowa
IA Des Moines
South Carolina
SC Colu bia
Kansas
KS Topeka
South Dakota
SD Pier e
Kentucky
KY Frankfort
Ten es e
TN Nashville
Louisiana
LA Baton Rouge
Texas
TX Austin
aine
E Augusta
Utah
UT Salt Lake City
aryland
D An apolis
Vermont
VT
ontpelier
as achuset s
A Boston
Virginia
VA Rich ond
ichigan
I
Lansing
ashington
A Oly pia
in esota
N St. Paul
est Virginia
V Charleston
is is ip i
S Jackson
isconsin
I
adison
is ouri
O Jefferson City
yo ing
Y Cheyen e
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Capital City
ashington, D.C.
National Independence
July 4, 17 6
ot o
In GodWe Trust
Largest Cities
New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia,
Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose
Border Countries
Canada, Mexico
Oceans
Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, Pacific Ocean
Population
32 ,762,018 (Jan 2016 est.)
Land Area
3,615,123 sq. mi. (9,375,720 sq. k )
Highest Point
t. McKinley, Alaska, 20,320 ft. (6194 m) above sea level
Lowest Point
Death Valley, California, 282 ft (86 m) below sea level
Largest State
Alaska
S al est State
Rhode Island
National Bird
Bald Eagle
National Flower
Rose
National Anthe
The Star-Spangled Ban er
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