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Part 1. Name each Capital in the United States Part 2. Name each city
Part 3. Name each state
Part 4. Name each country
Part 5. Name each Parish in New orleans
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Explstatecapitalpopulation of capital: censuspopulation of capital: estimated

AlabamaMontgomery(2010) 205,764(2018 est.) 198,218

AlaskaJuneau(2010) 31,275(2018 est.) 32,113

ArizonaPhoenix(2010) 1,445,632(2018 est.) 1,660,272

ArkansasLittle Rock(2010) 193,524(2018 est.) 197,881

CaliforniaSacramento(2010) 466,488(2018 est.) 508,529

ColoradoDenver(2010) 600,158(2018 est.) 716,492

ConnecticutHartford(2010) 124,775(2018 est.) 122,587

DelawareDover(2010) 26,047(2018 est.) 38,079

FloridaTallahassee(2010) 181,376(2018 est.) 193,551

GeorgiaAtlanta(2010) 420,003(2018 est.) 498,044

HawaiiHonolulu(2010) 337,256(2018 est.) 347,397

IdahoBoise(2010) 206,100(2018 est.) 228,790

IllinoisSpringfield(2010) 116,250(2018 est.) 114,694

IndianaIndianapolis(2010) 820,445(2018 est.) 867,125

IowaDes Moines(2010) 203,433(2018 est.) 216,853

KansasTopeka(2010) 127,473(2018 est.) 125,904

KentuckyFrankfort(2010) 25,527(2018 est.) 27,679

LouisianaBaton Rouge(2010) 229,493(2018 est.) 221,599

MaineAugusta(2010) 19,136(2018 est.) 18,681

MarylandAnnapolis(2010) 38,394(2018 est.) 39,174

MassachusettsBoston(2010) 617,594(2018 est.) 694,583

MichiganLansing(2010) 114,297(2018 est.) 118,427

MinnesotaSaint Paul(2010) 285,068(2018 est.) 307,695

MississippiJackson(2010) 173,514(2018 est.) 164,422

MissouriJefferson City(2010) 43,079(2018 est.) 42,838

MontanaHelena(2010) 28,190(2018 est.) 32,315

NebraskaLincoln(2010) 258,379(2018 est.) 287,401

NevadaCarson City(2010) 55,274(2018 est.) 55,414

New HampshireConcord(2010) 42,695(2018 est.) 43,412

New JerseyTrenton(2010) 84,913(2018 est.) 83,974

New MexicoSanta Fe(2010) 67,947(2018 est.) 84,612

New YorkAlbany(2010) 97,856(2018 est.) 97,279

North CarolinaRaleigh(2010) 403,892(2018 est.) 469,298

North DakotaBismarck(2010) 61,272(2018 est.) 73,112

OhioColumbus(2010) 787,033(2018 est.) 892,533

OklahomaOklahoma City(2010) 579,999(2018 est.) 649,021

OregonSalem(2010) 154,637(2018 est.) 173,442

PennsylvaniaHarrisburg(2010) 49,528(2018 est.) 49,229

Rhode IslandProvidence(2010) 178,042(2018 est.) 179,335

South CarolinaColumbia(2010) 129,272(2018 est.) 133,451

South DakotaPierre(2010) 13,646(2018 est.) 13,980

TennesseeNashville(2010) 601,222(2018 est.) 669,053

TexasAustin(2010) 790,390(2018 est.) 964,254

UtahSalt Lake City(2010) 186,440(2018 est.) 200,591

VermontMontpelier(2010) 7,855(2018 est.) 7,436

VirginiaRichmond(2010) 204,214(2018 est.) 228,783

WashingtonOlympia(2010) 46,478(2018 est.) 52,555

West VirginiaCharleston(2010) 51,400(2018 est.) 47,215

WisconsinMadison(2010) 233,209(2017 est.) 255,214

WyomingCheyenne

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STATE CAPITAL

Alabama-Montgomery(2010) 205,764(2018 est.) 198,218

Alaska-Juneau(2010) 31,275(2018 est.) 32,113

ArizonaPhoenix(2010) 1,445,632(2018 est.) 1,660,272

ArkansasLittle Rock(2010) 193,524(2018 est.) 197,881

CaliforniaSacramento(2010) 466,488(2018 est.) 508,529

ColoradoDenver(2010) 600,158(2018 est.) 716,492

ConnecticutHartford(2010) 124,775(2018 est.) 122,587

DelawareDover(2010) 26,047(2018 est.) 38,079

FloridaTallahassee(2010) 181,376(2018 est.) 193,551

GeorgiaAtlanta(2010) 420,003(2018 est.) 498,044

HawaiiHonolulu(2010) 337,256(2018 est.) 347,397

IdahoBoise(2010) 206,100(2018 est.) 228,790

IllinoisSpringfield(2010) 116,250(2018 est.) 114,694

IndianaIndianapolis(2010) 820,445(2018 est.) 867,125

IowaDes Moines(2010) 203,433(2018 est.) 216,853

KansasTopeka(2010) 127,473(2018 est.) 125,904

KentuckyFrankfort(2010) 25,527(2018 est.) 27,679

LouisianaBaton Rouge(2010) 229,493(2018 est.) 221,599

MaineAugusta(2010) 19,136(2018 est.) 18,681

MarylandAnnapolis(2010) 38,394(2018 est.) 39,174

MassachusettsBoston(2010) 617,594(2018 est.) 694,583

MichiganLansing(2010) 114,297(2018 est.) 118,427

MinnesotaSaint Paul(2010) 285,068(2018 est.) 307,695

MississippiJackson(2010) 173,514(2018 est.) 164,422

MissouriJefferson City(2010) 43,079(2018 est.) 42,838

MontanaHelena(2010) 28,190(2018 est.) 32,315

NebraskaLincoln(2010) 258,379(2018 est.) 287,401

NevadaCarson City(2010) 55,274(2018 est.) 55,414

New HampshireConcord(2010) 42,695(2018 est.) 43,412

New JerseyTrenton(2010) 84,913(2018 est.) 83,974

New MexicoSanta Fe(2010) 67,947(2018 est.) 84,612

New YorkAlbany(2010) 97,856(2018 est.) 97,279

North CarolinaRaleigh(2010) 403,892(2018 est.) 469,298

North DakotaBismarck(2010) 61,272(2018 est.) 73,112

OhioColumbus(2010) 787,033(2018 est.) 892,533

OklahomaOklahoma City(2010) 579,999(2018 est.) 649,021

OregonSalem(2010) 154,637(2018 est.) 173,442

PennsylvaniaHarrisburg(2010) 49,528(2018 est.) 49,229

Rhode IslandProvidence(2010) 178,042(2018 est.) 179,335

South CarolinaColumbia(2010) 129,272(2018 est.) 133,451

South DakotaPierre(2010) 13,646(2018 est.) 13,980

TennesseeNashville(2010) 601,222(2018 est.) 669,053

TexasAustin(2010) 790,390(2018 est.) 964,254

UtahSalt Lake City(2010) 186,440(2018 est.) 200,591

VermontMontpelier(2010) 7,855(2018 est.) 7,436

VirginiaRichmond(2010) 204,214(2018 est.) 228,783

WashingtonOlympia(2010) 46,478(2018 est.) 52,555

West VirginiaCharleston(2010) 51,400(2018 est.) 47,215

WisconsinMadison(2010) 233,209(2017 est.) 255,214

WyomingCheyenne(2010) 64,019(2018 est.) 63,957

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