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What state capital excluding Washington DC has the most letters in its name?
The state capital with the most letters in its name, excluding Washington D.C., is Salt Lake City, Utah, which has 13 letters. Other contenders include Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Providence, Rhode Island, which each have 11 letters. Salt Lake City holds the record for the longest name among U.S. state capitals.
How many state capitals has North Carolina had?
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What was unique about the colony of Providence Rhode Island?
Smallest State with the longest name.
Map of states capitals?
See Related Links section below for a link to a map of state capitals.
After the American Revolution the state capitals were relocated to?
They were moved westward.
Which state capital has the longest name?
That would be Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
What state capitals name is Richmond?
Virginia
Name five state capitals that have two or more words in their name?
Deserts countries and their capitals
Name two state capitals that contain a name of a US President?
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.
Which state on the gulf of Mexico has the longest name?
The U.S. state on the Gulf of Mexico with the longest name is Mississippi.
Who were the name of the men who discovered America that are state capitals?
Columbus
Which state name has three o's in it?
What name ties with the longest name in states
Which capitals name is made up of 3 words?
state capitals? I think Salt Lake City is the only one.
In which state capitals' names do you also find the name of a month?
Augusta
What is a state name that is the longest?
florida
Which state capital is reflected in the state name?
There are two state capitals that fit this description:Oklahoma has Oklahoma CityIndiana has Indianapolis.
What to state capitals have the same part of the states name in it?
The two state capitals that share part of their state's name are Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Honolulu, Hawaii. Both capital names contain the state's name as a distinct part: "Louisiana" includes "Ana," which is part of Baton Rouge, and "Hawaii" is fully represented in Honolulu. These unique overlaps create a memorable connection between the capitals and their respective states.
