50 States and Capitals (part one)

The States and Capitals of America
Lesson one

Capital - Montgomery

Fun fact - 5 million people live in Alabama

​Alabama

Capital - Juneau

Fun fact - Alaska means "fun land"

​Alaska

Capital - Phoenix

Fun fact - There are 22 national parks in Arizona.

​Arizona

Capital - Little Rock

Fun fact - Diamonds were first discovered in Arkansas.

Arkansas

Capital - Sacramento

Fun fact - More people live in California than Canada.

California

Capital - Denver

Fun fact - Denver is near the mountains.

Colorado

Capital - Hartford

Fun fact - The hamburger was created in Connecticut.

Connecticut

Capital - Dover

Fun fact - There are secret tunnels in Dover.

Delaware

Capital - Tallahassee

Fun fact - Florida has the most golf courses in the US.

Florida

Capital - Atlanta

Fun fact - Georgia has 12 different climate zones.

Georgia

Capital - Honolulu

Fun fact - Hawaii was formed by volcanic eruptions.

Hawaii

Capital - Boise

Fun fact - Idaho's nickname is the gem state.

Idaho

Capital - Springfield

Fun fact - The first McDonalds was built in Illinois.

Illinois

Capital - Indianapolis

Fun fact - The state colors are blue and gold.

Indiana

Capital - Des Moines
Fun fact - Iowa is the 29th state.

Iowa

Capital - Topeka
Fun fact -2 million people live in Kansas.

Kansas

Capital - Frankfort
Fun fact -Kentucky is known as the horse capital of the world.

Kentucky

Capital - Baton Rouge

Fun fact - Louisiana has the tallest state capital building.

Louisiana

Capital - Augusta

Fun fact - There are over 4,000 islands off the coast of Maine.

Maine

Capital - Annapolis

Fun fact - Maryland is known for its blue crabs.

Maryland

Capital - Boston

Fun fact - 6 million people live in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts

Capital - Lansing

Fun fact - The painted turtle is Michigan's state reptile.

Michigan

Capital - St. Paul

Fun fact - Minnesota has 90,000 miles of shoreline.

Minnesota

Capital - Jackson

Fun fact - Mississippi means "big river."

Mississippi

Capital - Jefferson City

Fun fact - The Gateway Arch is located in Missouri.

Missouri