Test your knowledge on state capitals across the U.S. here!
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This state capital is home to the United States' first public high school, public park and subway.
Augusta, Maine
Concord, New Hampshire
Boston, Massachusetts
Albany, New York
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The capital city of this state is named after a United States president.
Nebraska
California
Virginia
South Dakota
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This state capital is the only city in the world to still use moonlight towers, tall and large street lighting structures.
Helena
Carson City
Raleigh
Austin
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What is the capital of Oregon? Hint: It bears the same name as a New England city known for its history with witches.
Salem
Portland
Eugene
Bend
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The Mississippi River flows through which state capital?
Columbus, Ohio
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Lansing, Michigan
Nashville, Tennessee
Which state capital is known as the "City in a Forest" because foliage from trees covers more than half the city?
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Providence, Rhode Island
Atlanta, Georgia
Madison, Wisconsin
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What is the capital of New Mexico, which, in Spanish, means "holy faith"?
Santa Fe
San Jose
Los Alamos
Rio Rancho
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Which state capital is known as the "Mile High City" because of its elevation of one mile above sea level?
Olympia, Washington
Sacramento, California
Trenton, New Jersey
Denver, Colorado
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Cheyenne, also the name of a Native American tribe that inhabited the area, is the capital of which state?
Washington
Wyoming
Nevada
Montana
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During the summer solstice, of first day of summer, the sun sets after 10 p.m. in which state capital?
Juneau
Bismarck
Des Moines
Honolulu