State Capitals 1
State Capitals 2
State Super Facts
State Seals
State Flags
100
This is the capital of Texas.
Austin
100
This is the capital of Florida.
Tallahassee
100
This is the most populated U.S. state.
California
100
This state seal features a lone star.
Texas
100
This state’s flag has one large white star on a blue stripe.
Texas
200
This is the capital of California.
Sacramento
200
This is the capital of New York.
Albany
200
This is the least populated U.S. state.
Wyoming
200
This state seal shows a beehive, representing hard work.
Utah
200
This state’s flag has a bear walking on grass.
California
300
This is the capital of Illinois.
Springfield
300
This is the capital of Arizona.
Phoenix
300
This is the largest U.S. state by area.
Alaska
300
This state seal includes a rising sun and mountains.
Colorado
300
This state’s flag has a red “Zia” sun symbol.
New Mexico
400
This is the capital of Ohio.
Columbus
400
This is the capital of Michigan.
Lansing
400
This is the smallest U.S. state by area.
Rhode Island
400
This state seal shows a ship, wheat, and a farmer with a plow.
Pennsylvania
400
This state flag features a crimson red diagonal cross on a white background.
Alabama
500
This is the capital of Alaska.
Juneau
500
This is the capital of Hawaii.
Honolulu
500
This state became the 50th state on August 21, 1959.
Hawaii
500
This state seal includes the motto “Live Free or Die.”
New Hampshire
500
This state’s flag is the only U.S. state flag with the Union Jack on it.
Hawaii