The US national capital was named for George Washington.
The state capital of Missouri is Jefferson City, named for Thomas Jefferson.
The state capital of Wisconsin is Madison, named for James Madison.
The state capital of Mississippi is Jackson, named for Andrew Jackson.
The state capital of Nebraska is Lincoln, named for Abraham Lincoln.
Also, the capital of the African nation of Liberia, founded by freed slaves from the US, is named Monrovia in honor of James Monroe.
Jefferson City, MO , Madison, WI Jackson, MS , and Lincoln, Nebraska are named for US presidents,
Two state capitals that have United States Presidents in their name are Jefferson City, MO and Lincoln, NE. Madison, WI and Jackson, MS are two more capitals named for Presidents.
Jefferson city
No US President had that name.
Washington, the capital city of the US was named for George Washington, the first US President.
Monrovia was named for US President, James Monroe ,who was in office when Liberia was created.
State Capitals named after PresidentsJackson, Mississippi : named for Andrew Jackson.Jefferson City, Missouri: named for Thomas Jefferson.Madison, Wisconsin: named for James MadisonLincoln, Nebraska: named for Abraham Lincoln
The U.S. capitals named after the same explorer are Columbus, Ohio, and Columbus, Georgia. Both cities were named in honor of Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer credited with discovering the Americas for Europe. These capitals reflect the common practice of naming places in the United States after historical figures and events.
No Australian state capitals were named after queens.The states of Victoria and Queensland were named after Queen Victoria.
No Us president has been named "Ken" or any name close to that.
Although Monrovia, Liberia is the only foreign capital city named after a former US President (James Monroe) it is not the only non-US city named in honor of a past chief executive. Presidente Hayes, a department (equivalent to a county or province) in Paraguay and it's capital Villa Hayes are both named for former President Rutherford B. Hayes
President James Madison.