The state is California. The capital is Sacramento.
There are no states that begin with the letter E
There are four states in the United States whose capital city names include the word "people." These states are: Indianapolis in Indiana, Minneapolis in Minnesota, Annapolis in Maryland, and St. Paul in Minnesota.
Hawaii is the only US State that begins with an 'H' and the capital of Hawaii is Honolulu.
States on a map are typically labeled using their official names or abbreviations, which are often displayed in bold or capital letters for clarity. They may also be accompanied by state borders, which help visually distinguish each state. Some maps include additional information like state capitals or notable landmarks alongside the labels. Color coding can also be used to differentiate between states or represent various data.
Yes, the northernmost state of the Middle Atlantic region is New York. The capital of New York is Albany.
no
There is no state in the United States of America that doesn't have a capital. Every state has a capital, even Alaska and Hawaii, which are the only two states that aren't connected to the United States of America.
The capital of the United States is Washington D.C. The capital of a US state depends on the state you're talking about.
Richmond, Virginia was the capital of Virginia and of the Confederate States of America.
Harrisburg is the state capital of Pennsylvania.
A capital of state is the country's capital (countries are sometimes referred to as 'states') except in the case of the USA where 'states' is the name used for 'counties', 'sectors' or 'provinces' and they each have a 'capital of state'. In that case the 'capital of state' is just the capital city of that province or county not the county for the country. For example:- State(county)-Washington D.C.// Capital of State-Olympia
A capital of state is the country's capital (countries are sometimes referred to as 'states') except in the case of the USA where 'states' is the name used for 'counties', 'sectors' or 'provinces' and they each have a 'capital of state'. In that case the 'capital of state' is just the capital city of that province or county not the county for the country. For example:- State(county)-Washington D.C.// Capital of State-Olympia
in the middle
No it is in the southern part
what is the capital of west virginia the states know as the mountain states
Both Missouri and Ohio have capitals located in the middle of their states. Missouri's capital would be considered more middle, however.