Largest State Capitals

State Capitals Ranked by Population

Rank	State	City	Population (2020 Census)
1	Arizona	Phoenix	1,608,139
2	Texas	Austin	961,855
3	Ohio	Columbus	905,748
4	Indiana	Indianapolis	887,642
5	Colorado	Denver	715,522
6	Tennessee	Nashville	689,447
7	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	681,054
8	Massachusetts	Boston	675,647
9	California	Sacramento	524,943
10	Georgia	Atlanta	498,715
11	North Carolina	Raleigh	467,665
12	Hawaii	Honolulu	350,964
13	Minnesota	Saint Paul	311,527
14	Nebraska	Lincoln	291,082
15	Wisconsin	Madison	269,840
16	Idaho	Boise	235,684
17	Louisiana	Baton Rouge	227,470
18	Virginia	Richmond	226,610
19	Iowa	Des Moines	214,133
20	Arkansas	Little Rock	202,591
21	Alabama	Montgomery	200,603
22	Utah	Salt Lake City	199,723
23	Florida	Tallahassee	196,169
24	Rhode Island	Providence	190,934
25	Oregon	Salem	175,535
26	Mississippi	Jackson	153,701
27	South Carolina	Columbia	136,632
28	Kansas	Topeka	126,587
29	Connecticut	Hartford	121,054
30	Illinois	Springfield	114,394
31	Michigan	Lansing	112,644
32	New York	Albany	99,224
33	New Jersey	Trenton	90,871
34	New Mexico	Santa Fe	87,505
35	North Dakota	Bismarck	73,622
36	Wyoming	Cheyenne	65,132
37	Nevada	Carson City	58,639
38	Washington	Olympia	55,605
39	Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	50,099
40	West Virginia	Charleston	48,864
41	New Hampshire	Concord	43,976
42	Missouri	Jefferson City	43,228
43	Maryland	Annapolis	40,812
44	Delaware	Dover	39,403
45	Alaska	Juneau	32,255
46	Montana	Helena	32,091
47	Kentucky	Frankfort	28,602
48	Maine	Augusta	18,899
49	South Dakota	Pierre	14,091
50	Vermont	Montpelier	8,074

Source: Wikipedia