State Capital Facts

This is the smallest capital city by population.

This capital city is home to Vanderbilt University and the Grand Ole Opry.

This state capital in Alabama has 35 different ZIP codes.

The name of this capital means "a good place to dig potatoes."

This capital city is home to the only royal palace in the United States.

In this capital city, a giant Idaho potato is dropped to ring in the New Year instead of a disco ball.

This capital city is the highest capital city (7,000' above sea level) in the US.

This capital city of a western state lies on the Willamette River on the 45th parallel.

Politicians often campaign at this capital because it is where the presidential primary cycle begins.

The world's first soft-serve ice cream machine was located in this Washington state capital.

This capital city is nicknamed the "insurance capital of the world."

You would go to this capital city to explore the Freedom Trail.

This is the oldest capital city.

The William J. Clinton Presidential Center is located in this capital city.

During the US Civil War, this was the only Union capital to be occupied by Confederate troops.

This capital city of a non-contiguous state is the largest capital city in the country.

The name of this capital city means "red stick" in French.

This capital city is located on Lake Mendota and Lake Monona.

This capital city is the largest by population.

The capital of this state moved from Detroit to Lansing in 1847.

Over 200 peaks are visible from this state capital, including 32 "fourteeners."

The capital cities of Jefferson City, Pierre, and Bismarck all lie on what river?

There are more than 65 streets with the word "Peachtree" in their name in this capital city.

This capital city on the Sangamon River had the first ever drive-thru in America.

This capital city of Arizona was originally named "Pumpkinville."

Perforated toilet paper was invented in this capital of New York.

Patrick Henry's famous "Give me liberty or give me death" speech was made at a church in this capital city.

This capital city in California was the birthplace of the Pony Express.

This capital city is about 30 miles east of Washington DC.

The capitals of St. Paul and Baton Rouge both lie on what river?