Nicknamed Tally, Tallahassee is the state capital for Florida and is America’s 23rd-most highly populated state capital city. The word Tallahassee traces back to a Muskogean Indian term … [Read more...]
Capital Facts for Frankfort, United States
Frankfort is the state capital for Kentucky and is America’s fourth-least populated state capital city. According to legend, Kentucky’s capital city was named after a crossing ford in the … [Read more...]
Capital Facts for Santa Fe, United States
Nicknamed The City Different, Santa Fe is the state capital for New Mexico and is America’s 33rd-most highly populated state capital city. Santa Fe is both the highest and oldest state … [Read more...]
Capital Facts for Charleston, United States
Nicknamed Charlie West, Charleston is the state capital for West Virginia and is America’s 39th-most highly populated state capital city. Charleston is noted for hosting the annual West … [Read more...]
Capital Facts for Concord, United States
Not to be confused with like-named Concord in California, Concord is the city name for New Hampshire’s state capital and is America’s 9th-least populated state capital city. Steeped in … [Read more...]