How many states in the united states of America. America is a very developed country, it is the main biggest economic system in the world, it is a country in the world, where everyone wants to go, these poor people are not found in many states in the united states of America
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In North America, there is a country of 50 states consisting of a federal district, five major self-governing areas, and various subordinate regions
| state | capital | population of capital: census | population of capital: estimated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | >Montgomery | (2010) 205,764 | (2018 est.) 198,218 |
| Alaska | Juneau | (2010) 31,275 | (2018 est.) 32,113 |
| Arizona | Phoenix | (2010) 1,445,632 | (2018 est.) 1,660,272 |
| Arkansas | Little Rock | (2010) 193,524 | (2018 est.) 197,881 |
| California | Sacramento | (2010) 466,488 | (2018 est.) 508,529 |
| Colorado | Denver | (2010) 600,158 | (2018 est.) 716,492 |
| Connecticut | Hartford | (2010) 124,775 | (2018 est.) 122,587 |
| Delaware | Dover | (2010) 26,047 | (2018 est.) 38,079 |
| Florida | Tallahassee | (2010) 181,376 | (2018 est.) 193,551 |
| Georgia | Atlanta | (2010) 420,003 | (2018 est.) 498,044 |
| Hawaii | Honolulu | (2010) 337,256 | (2018 est.) 347,397 |
| Idaho | Boise | (2010) 206,100 | (2018 est.) 228,790 |
| Illinois | Springfield | (2010) 116,250 | (2018 est.) 114,694 |
| Indiana | Indianapolis | (2010) 820,445 | (2018 est.) 867,125 |
| Iowa | Des Moines | (2010) 203,433 | (2018 est.) 216,853 |
| Kansas | Topeka | (2010) 127,473 | (2018 est.) 125,904 |
| Kentucky | Frankfort | (2010) 25,527 | (2018 est.) 27,679 |
| Louisiana | Baton Rouge | (2010) 229,493 | (2018 est.) 221,599 |
| Maine | Augusta | (2010) 19,136 | (2018 est.) 18,681 |
| Maryland | Annapolis | (2010) 38,394 | (2018 est.) 39,174 |
| Massachusetts | Boston | (2010) 617,594 | (2018 est.) 694,583 |
| Michigan | Lansing | (2010) 114,297 | (2018 est.) 118,427 |
| Minnesota | Saint Paul | (2010) 285,068 | (2018 est.) 307,695 |
| Mississippi | Jackson | (2010) 173,514 | (2018 est.) 164,422 |
| Missouri | Jefferson City | (2010) 43,079 | (2018 est.) 42,838 |
| Montana | Helena | (2010) 28,190 | (2018 est.) 32,315 |
| Nebraska | Lincoln | (2010) 258,379 | (2018 est.) 287,401 |
| Nevada | Carson City | (2010) 55,274 | (2018 est.) 55,414 |
| New Hampshire | Concord | (2010) 42,695 | (2018 est.) 43,412 |
| New Jersey | Trenton | (2010) 84,913 | (2018 est.) 83,974 |
| New Mexico | Santa Fe | (2010) 67,947 | (2018 est.) 84,612 |
| New York | Albany | (2010) 97,856 | (2018 est.) 97,279 |
| North Carolina | Raleigh | (2010) 403,892 | (2018 est.) 469,298 |
| North Dakota | Bismarck | (2010) 61,272 | (2018 est.) 73,112 |
| Ohio | Columbus | (2010) 787,033 | (2018 est.) 892,533 |
| Oklahoma | Oklahoma City | (2010) 579,999 | (2018 est.) 649,021 |
| Oregon | Salem | (2010) 154,637 | (2018 est.) 173,442 |
| Pennsylvania | Harrisburg | (2010) 49,528 | (2018 est.) 49,229 |
| Rhode Island | Providence | (2010) 178,042 | (2018 est.) 179,335 |
| South Carolina | Columbia | (2010) 129,272 | (2018 est.) 133,451 |
| South Dakota | Pierre | (2010) 13,646 | (2018 est.) 13,980 |
| Tennessee | Nashville | (2010) 601,222 | (2018 est.) 669,053 |
| Texas | Austin | (2010) 790,390 | (2018 est.) 964,254 |
| Utah | Salt Lake City | (2010) 186,440 | (2018 est.) 200,591 |
| Vermont | Montpelier | (2010) 7,855 | (2018 est.) 7,436 |
| Virginia | Richmond | (2010) 204,214 | (2018 est.) 228,783 |
| Washington | Olympia | (2010) 46,478 | (2018 est.) 52,555 |
| West Virginia | Charleston | (2010) 51,400 | (2018 est.) 47,215 |
| Wisconsin | Madison | (2010) 233,209 | (2017 est.) 255,214 |
| Wyoming | Cheyenne | (2010) 64,019 | (2018 est.) 63,957 |
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