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US States, Capitals, Facts
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1. Des Moines, Iowa

2. Boise, Idaho

3. Juneau, Alaska

4. Topeka, Kansas

5. Augusta, Maine

6. Lincoln, Nebraska

7. St. Paul, Minnesota

8. Austin, Texas

9. Phoenix, Arizona

10. Bismark, North Dakota

11. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

12. Santa Fe, New Mexico

13. Concord, New Hampshire

14. Charleston, West Virigina

15. Dover, Delaware

16. Atlanta, Georgia

17. Indianapolis, Indiana

18. Denver, Colorado

19. Albany, New York

20. Providence, Rhode Island

21. Frankfort, Kentucky

22. Salem, Oregon

23. Raleigh, North Carolina

24. Sacramento, California

25. Trenton, New Jersey

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