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How many capitals are there in Texas?
One. The capital of Texas is Austin. Houston is the largest city in Texas, but many states do not have their capitals in their most populous city.
What is the capital and largest state?
In the USA, the capital is Washington DC. The largest state is either Texas, or Alaska.
What is the capital of the second-largest state in the US?
Based on area, Alaska is the largest state in the U.S and Texas is the second largest state. Austin is the capital city in the U.S. state of Texas.
What is the most populous city that is neither the capital of nor the largest city in its state?
The largest U.S. city that is neither a state capital nor the largest city in its state is San Antonio, the 7th-largest city in the U.S. and the 2nd-largest city in Texas.
Houston is the largest city in Texas Austin is the capital of Texas Where do you think these cities got their names?
They were named for the Founding Fathers of Texas.
How is Austin Texas unique?
Austin, Texas is the eleventh largest city in the United States and the one and only capital of the state of Texas.
What is the capital of state that shares a southern border with Texas?
Oklahoma's southern border borders Texas. Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city in the U.S. state of Oklahoma.
Is a capital city always the largest city in the state?
No, it is not. Consider Florida, Texas, California or Nevada.
What is the capital of the state that shares it's long southern bored with Texas?
Oklahoma borders Texas to the south. Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city in the U.S. state of Oklahoma.
What is the capital of the state that shares its long southern border with Texas?
Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city in the U.S. state of Oklahoma, the state that shares is long southern border with Texas.
What is the capital of the largest southern most province in Germany?
The capital of Bavaria is Munich.
What is the largest capital in Europe?
Moscow is the most populated capital city in Europe.
