U.S. State Capitals Trivia and Quizzes

There are fifty states in the United States. Every state has its own capital. How many state capitals do you know?

See if you can find the 25 state capitals hidden in the list. These capitals are taken from the eastern half of the United States. Good luck!

The final quiz in my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the last ten cities ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Can you match the correct capital city name (Richmond to Trenton) to its geographical location? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Each question contains three clues (people, places, or things) that share a name with one of the U.S. state capitals. Just select the appropriate capital. Good luck!

The penultimate quiz in my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the fourth set of ten cities ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Can you match the correct capital city name (Madison to Raleigh) to its geographical location? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

The first in my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the first ten ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Can you match the correct capital city name (Albany to Carson City) to its geographical location? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

In school, state capitals are often a testing point for geography. See if you can name the state capital by just the location of a point in a state. The points marking state capitals are close to its location in a state, but not perfect. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7,8

The next in my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the middle set of ten cities ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Can you match the correct capital city name (Hartford to Little Rock) to its geographical location? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

The second instalment of my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the next group of ten cities ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Match the correct capital city name (Charleston to Harrisburg) to its geographical location. Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

U.S. state capitals - How well do you know them?