Alabama 	1819 	Montgomery 	1846 	No 	200,127
Alaska 		1959 	Juneau 		1906 	No 	30,987
Arizona 	1912 	Phoenix 	1889 	Yes 	1,475,834 	Phoenix is the most populous U.S. state capital.
Arkansas 	1836 	Little Rock 	1836 	Yes 	184,564
California 	1850 	Sacramento 	1854 	No 	467,343 	The Supreme Court of California sits in San Francisco.
Colorado 	1876 	Denver 		1867 	Yes 	566,974 	Denver City served as the capital of the Colorado Territory 1861-1862 and 1867-1876.
Connecticut 	1788 	Hartford 	1875 	No 	124,397 	Hartford also served as the capital 1639-1686 and 1689-1700, and as the co-capital with New Haven 1701-1875.
Delaware 	1787 	Dover 		1777 	No 	32,135
Florida 	1845 	Tallahassee 	1824 	No 	156,612
Georgia 	1788 	Atlanta 	1868 	Yes 	483,108
Hawaii 		1959 	Honolulu	1845 	Yes 	371,657
Idaho 		1890 	Boise 		1865 	Yes 	216,248
Illinois 	1818 	Springfield 	1839 	No 	111,454
Indiana 	1816 	Indianapolis 	1825 	Yes 	791,926
Iowa 		1846 	Des Moines 	1857 	Yes 	194,163 	Burlington served as the territorial capital from 1838-1846. Iowa City served as the capital from 1846-1857.
Kansas 		1861 	Topeka 		1856 	No 	122,327
Kentucky 	1792 	Frankfort 	1792 	No 	27,741
Louisiana 	1812 	Baton Rouge 	1880 	No 	224,097 	Baton Rouge also served as the capital 1849-1862.
Maine 		1820 	Augusta 	1832 	No 	18,560 	Augusta was officially capital from 1827 but the legislature did not sit there until 1832.
Maryland 	1788 	Annapolis 	1694 	No 	36,217 	Annapolis is the third longest serving capital in the United States after Santa Fe and Boston. Its capitol building is the oldest still in use.
Massachusetts 	1788 	Boston 		1630 	Yes 	596,368 	Boston is the longest continuously serving capital in the United States. The Boston-Worcester-Manchester Combined Statistical Area encompasses the state capitals of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the State of New Hampshire, and the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
Michigan 	1837 	Lansing 	1847 	No 	119,128 	Lansing is the only state capital that is not also the county seat of the county in which it is situated.
Minnesota 	1858 	Saint Paul 	1849 	No 	287,151
Mississippi 	1817 	Jackson 	1821 	Yes 	184,256
Missouri 	1821 	Jefferson City 	1826 	No 	39,636
Montana 	1889 	Helena 		1889 	No 	25,780
Nebraska 	1867 	Lincoln 	1867 	No 	225,581
Nevada 		1864 	Carson City 	1861 	No 	57,701
New Hampshire 	1788 	Concord 	1808 	No 	42,221 	The Boston-Worcester-Manchester Combined Statistical Area encompasses the state capitals of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the State of New Hampshire, and the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
New Jersey 	1787 	Trenton 	1784 	No 	84,639 	
New Mexico 	1912 	Santa Fe 	1610 	No 	70,631 	Santa Fe is the longest serving capital in the United States. El Paso del Norte served as the capital of the Santa Fé de Nuevo Méjico colony-in-exile during the Pueblo Revolt of 1680-1692.
New York 	1788 	Albany 		1797 	No 	95,993 	
North Carolina 	1789 	Raleigh 	1794 	No 	359,332
North Dakota 	1889 	Bismarck 	1883 	No 	55,532
Ohio 		1803 	Columbus 	1816 	Yes 	730,657
Oklahoma 	1907 	Oklahoma City 	1910 	Yes 	541,500 	Oklahoma City is the shortest serving current state capital in the United States.
Oregon 		1859 	Salem 		1855 	No 	149,305 	Salem first served as the capital in 1851, but Corvallis was briefly the capital in 1855.
Pennsylvania 	1787 	Harrisburg 	1812 	No 	48,950
Rhode Island 	1790 	Providence 	1900 	Yes 	176,862 	Providence also served as the capital 1636-1686 and 1689-1776. It was one of five co-capitals 1776-1853, and one of two co-capitals 1853-1900. The Boston-Worcester-Manchester Combined Statistical Area encompasses the state capitals of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the State of New Hampshire, and the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
South Carolina 	1788 	Columbia 	1786 	Yes 	122,819
South Dakota 	1889 	Pierre 		1889 	No 	13,876
Tennessee 	1796 	Nashville 	1826 	No 	607,413 	Nashville also served as the capital 1812-1818.
Texas 		1845 	Austin 		1839 	No 	709,893
Utah 		1896 	Salt Lake City 	1858 	Yes 	181,743
Vermont 	1791 	Montpelier 	1805 	No 	8,035 	Montpelier is the least populous U.S. state capital.
Virginia 	1788 	Richmond 	1780 	No 	195,251
Washington 	1889 	Olympia 	1853 	No 	42,514
West Virginia 	1863 	Charleston 	1885 	Yes 	52,700 	Charleston also served as the capital 1870-1875.
Wisconsin 	1848 	Madison 	1838 	No 	221,551
Wyoming 	1890 	Cheyenne 	1869 	Yes 	55,362