state capitals
Albany, Austin, Denver
State capitals are the cities that serve as seats of government for U.S. states or other subnational divisions.
Each state capital houses the legislature and governor's office: Sacramento is California's state capital, We visited several state capitals on our road trip.
Memorizing state capitals is a classic American schoolroom exercise.
- AlbanyNew York State capital
- JuneauLargest U.S. state's capital
- PierreFrench male name
- MontpelierVermont's seat of government
- governorState's chief executive
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