Study state capitals with State Capital Flashcards
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Capital of Alabama
Montgomery
Capital of Alaska
Juneau
Capital of Arizona
Phoenix
Capital of Arkansas
Little Rock
Capital of California
Sacramento
Capital of Colorado
Denver
Capital of Connecticut
Hartford
Capital of Delaware
Dover
Capital of Florida
Tallahassee
Capital of Georgia
Atlanta
Capital of Hawaii
Honolulu
Capital of Idaho
Boise
Capital of Illinois
Springfield
Capital of Indiana
Indianapolis
Capital of Iowa
Des Moines
Capital of Kansas
Topeka
Capital of Kentucky
Frankfurt
Capital of Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Capital of Maine
Augusta
Capital of Maryland
Annapolis
Capital of Massachusetts
Boston
Capital of Michigan
Lansing
Capital of Minnesota
Saint Paul
Capital of Mississippi
Jackson
Capital of Missouri
Jefferson City
Capital of Montana
Helena
Capital of Nebraska
Lincoln
Capital of Nevada
Carson City
Capital of New Hampshire
Concord
Capital of New Jersey
Trenton
Capital of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Capital of New York
Albany
Capital of North Carolina
Raleigh
Capital of North Dakota
Bismarck
Capital of Ohio
Columbus
Capital of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Capital of Oregon
Salem
Capital of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Capital of Rhode Island
Providence
Capital of South Carolina
Columbia
Capital of South Dakota
Pierre
Capital of Tennessee
Nashville
Capital of Texas
Austin
Capital of Utah
Salt Lake City
Capital of Vermont
Montpelier
Capital of Virginia
Richmond
Capital of Washington
Olympia
Capital of West Virginia
Charleston
Capital of Wisconsin
Madison
Capital of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Name states based on their shape
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Indiana
Wisconsin
California
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ohio
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Vermont
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Texas
New Mexico
Kentucky
Connecticut
Kansas
Wyoming
Illinois
Hawaii
Michigan
Iowa
South Dakota
Washington
Rhode Island
Delaware
West Virginia
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Louisiana
Virginia
Arizona
New Hampshire
Florida
Colorado
Nevada
Utah
Mississippi
Maine
Idaho
Nebraska
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
Minnesota
Alaska
Montana
Study geography terms with Geography Terms Flashcards
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angular distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees. The equator has a latitude of 0º while the North Pole has a latitude of 90º north (90º or +90º)
angular distance east or west of the Prime Meridian, measured in degrees. Longitude lines run from the north pole to the south pole
longitude lines running from the North Pole to the South Pole
the line of longitude that runs across Greenwich England, which is designated the starting point for measuring longitude. The Prime Meridian has a longitude of 0º
an imaginary line that divides the Earth in half horizontally, creating two equal hemispheres
one half of the Earth’s sphere either horizontally or vertically - creating North and South hemispheres and East and West Hemispheres
elevation, or distance above the surface
the science and art of making maps
one of the 7 large landmasses on Earth: North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica
one of the large bodies of water that cover ¾ of the earth's surface
a portion of land surrounded by water on three sides
a narrow strip of land that connects two larger land areas
a group or chain of islands
part of a body of water that extends into the land, usually larger than a bay
a small body of water that is partly enclosed by land, usually smaller than a gulf
the table that contains explanations of the symbols used on the map
a map that shows elevations
a map that shows geographic features, like mountains and rivers
a map that shows territorial borders
a collection of maps
Study U.S. facts with U.S. Facts Flashcards
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Capital
Washington, D.C.
Border Countries
Mexico and Canada
Time Zones
Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii-Aleutian
National Anthem
Star Spangled Banner
National Motto
In God we trust
Date of Independence
July 4th, 1776
Largest State
Alaska
Smallest State
Rhode Island
Highest Point
Mount McKinley, Alaska
Lowest Point
Death Valley, California
National March
“Stars and Stripes Forever”
National Bird
Bald Eagle
National Flower
Rose
National Tree
Oak
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