List of U.S. State Capitals - US Map with Capitals

Complete list of capital cities of the United States. The United States comprises 50 states, each possessing its designated capital city. Below is an alphabetical list of the state capitals in the USA.

United States Map with Capitals

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About Map - The map illustrates the capitals of all 50 states in the United States. The capital city of the United States of America is Washington, D.C., formally known as the District of Columbia and commonly referred to as D.C.

List of U.S. State Capitals in Alphabetical Order

An alphabetical Complete list of the capital cities of the United States is presented below, along with their respective state abbreviation codes, nicknames, and the chronological order of U.S. states based on their admission to the Union.

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About United States Capitals

The US States and Capitals Map showing 48 contiguous states and their capitals, it also carries inset maps of two other states – Alaska and Hawaii. One of the most populated and powerful countries in the world, the United States of America is the third largest country, with a total land area of about 3,794,066 square miles (9,833,520 km2). The United States is situated between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, bordered by Canada to the north and Mexico to the south. The nation's capital is Washington DC.

The estimated population of the United States of America (USA) is 331,449,281 according to 2020 US census, the United States is also the third most populous country in the world. Almost 79% of the entire American population lives in urban areas. The New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix are the five most populated capital cities of the United States. While the United States is a diverse nation, the majority of Americans are descended from European immigrants, and African Americans are the largest minority group, followed by Asian Americans.

The United States is a federation of fifty states and one federal district, Washington, District of Colombia. Forty-eight of the fifty states make up the contiguous United States, and Alaska, while still part of the North American continent, is separated from the lower forty-eight by Canada. The fiftieth state, which entered the union most recently, is Hawaii, a chain of islands located in the Pacific Ocean.

The United States also possesses five major unincorporated overseas territories: Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, American Samoa, Northern Mariana, and the Islands in the Pacific.

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