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US State Capitals

All 50 US state capitals as flashcards for school geography, classroom quizzes, and trivia review.

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About this deck

This US state capitals deck covers all 50 states, making it a complete school geography review set. Each card prompts a state and asks for its capital city.

It is intentionally direct: no long explanations, just fast recall practice for class quizzes, homework review, and trivia.

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Scope

This deck covers state capitals only. It does not include state abbreviations, largest cities, flags, or regional geography.

Review notes

US state capitals and Census-region notes reviewed on 2026-07-10.

All 50 cards in this deck

FrontBackStudy note
AlabamaMontgomeryU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
AlaskaJuneauU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
ArizonaPhoenixU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
ArkansasLittle RockU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
CaliforniaSacramentoU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
ColoradoDenverU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
ConnecticutHartfordU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
DelawareDoverU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
FloridaTallahasseeU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
GeorgiaAtlantaU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
HawaiiHonoluluU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
IdahoBoiseU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
IllinoisSpringfieldU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
IndianaIndianapolisU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
IowaDes MoinesU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
KansasTopekaU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
KentuckyFrankfortU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
LouisianaBaton RougeU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
MaineAugustaU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
MarylandAnnapolisU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
MassachusettsBostonU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
MichiganLansingU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
MinnesotaSaint PaulU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
MississippiJacksonU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
MissouriJefferson CityU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
MontanaHelenaU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
NebraskaLincolnU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
NevadaCarson CityU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
New HampshireConcordU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
New JerseyTrentonU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
New MexicoSanta FeU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
New YorkAlbanyU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
North CarolinaRaleighU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
North DakotaBismarckU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
OhioColumbusU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
OklahomaOklahoma CityU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
OregonSalemU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
PennsylvaniaHarrisburgU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
Rhode IslandProvidenceU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
South CarolinaColumbiaU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
South DakotaPierreU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
TennesseeNashvilleU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
TexasAustinU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
UtahSalt Lake CityU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
VermontMontpelierU.S. Census region: Northeast. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
VirginiaRichmondU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
WashingtonOlympiaU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
West VirginiaCharlestonU.S. Census region: South. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
WisconsinMadisonU.S. Census region: Midwest. Reverse the card after recalling it once.
WyomingCheyenneU.S. Census region: West. Reverse the card after recalling it once.

Frequently asked questions

Does this deck include all 50 US state capitals?

Yes. It includes one flashcard for each US state capital.

Is this useful for school geography quizzes?

Yes. The deck is built for quick state to capital recall, which is the format many classroom quizzes use.

Does it include state abbreviations?

No. State abbreviations should be studied as a separate deck so the prompts stay clean.

Is the US State Capitals flashcard deck free?

Yes. You can study it free in your browser on MazoCards. Create a free account to save progress, track streaks, and sync across devices.

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