State capitals (with populations) by state. Definition, graph and map.

States (A to Z)	Description
Alabama	Montgomery - 200,983
Alaska	Juneau - 31,118
Arizona	Phoenix - 1,418,041
Arkansas	Little Rock - 184,081
California	Sacramento - 454,330
Colorado	Denver - 556,835
Connecticut	Hartford - 124,848
Delaware	Dover - 32,135
Florida	Tallahassee - 156,612
Georgia	Atlanta - 419,122
Hawaii	Honolulu - 377,260
Idaho	Boise - 190,122
Illinois	Springfield - 114,738
Indiana	Indianapolis - 784,242
Iowa	Des Moines - 194,311
Kansas	Topeka - 122,377
Kentucky	Frankfort - 27,741
Louisiana	Baton Rouge - 224,097
Maine	Augusta - 18,560
Maryland	Annapolis - 36,217
Massachusetts	Boston - 569,165
Michigan	Lansing - 116,941
Minnesota	St. Paul - 276,963
Mississippi	Jackson - 179,298
Missouri	Jefferson City - 39,636
Montana	Helena - 25,780
Nebraska	Lincoln - 236,146
Nevada	Carson City - 52,457
New Hampshire	Concord - 40,687
New Jersey	Trenton - 85,402
New Mexico	Santa Fe - 62,203
New York	Albany - 95,658
North Carolina	Raleigh - 326,653
North Dakota	Bismarck - 55,532
Ohio	Columbus - 730,008
Oklahoma	Oklahoma City - 528,042
Oregon	Salem - 146,120
Pennsylvania	Harrisburg - 48,950
Rhode Island	Providence - 178,126
South Carolina	Columbia - 116,331
South Dakota	Pierre - 13,876
Tennessee	Nashville - 546,719
Texas	Austin - 681,804
Utah	Salt Lake City - 178,605
Vermont	Montpelier - 8,035
Virginia	Richmond - 192,494
Washington	Olympia - 42,514
West Virginia	Charleston - 53,421
Wisconsin	Madison - 220,332
Wyoming	Cheyenne - 55,362

DEFINITION: Official state capitals, with 2004 population. NOTE: State capitals under 80,000 people have latest available population data.

SOURCE: US Census Bureau.

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