what is the capital of idaho?
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Boise!  Or...if it's a trick question, then the letter "I" is the capital of Idaho.
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Boise, Idaho if you are looking in the North West. It is a smaller city with good schools and a low crime rate. It is a clean city with good people. It has easy accessable recreation, nice parks, and strong communities. Although it is small, it is not a very slow-moving city. It is great for children because of the schools, parks, swimming pools, and all of the activities that one can get involved with. Its definately something that needs to be checked out.
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state: Washington\ncity: Vancouver
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State of Confusion, Capital is Trouble.  lol.  Actually, the last of the 48 contiguous States was Arizona.  The last admitted to the Union was Hawaii. If by real, you mean the 48 that border each other, your answer is Arizona.
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The capital of maine is Augusta
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The capital of Minnesota is St. Paul. (Born and Raised)\n\nOn the other side of the river is the busy metropolis of Minneapolis. Because these two large cities are only seperated by the river, they are commonly reffered to as the Twin Cities. \nThere is some rivalry between folks that live in St. Paul and those that live in Minneapolis as to which city is better. Regardless, we all say Go Vikes!
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Dude, seriously, half of us don't even know the difference between Iowa and Idaho. Our own states!\n\nDon't ask us about geography.
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Phnom Penh is the capital of Cambodia. \n\nHanoi is the current capital of Vietnam. Hanoi and Hue had exchanged the roll Vietnam's capital city a few times through the country's history.
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there is a place in Idaho called Hells Canyon.
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Office of the Governor\nPO Box 83720\nBoise, Idaho 83720\n208-334-2100
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Helsinki (pronounced with the stress on the first syllable in Finnish: ['helsiŋki]), Helsingfors in Swedish or Helsset in Sámi, also called "Stadi" in local slang, is the capital of Finland.
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Moscow (the capital was moved from St. Petersburg after the Russian Revolution in 1917)
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Usually, it's the state capital that's first and the big city comes later.  Government itself is an industry, plus various organizations and companies may want to put in a branch merely to deal with the government.  This leads to many large cities for state governments.\nState capitals were chosen for historical reasons (as is the case with most of the original thirteen colonies), or to be more centrally located (such as Jefferson City, Missouri -- it was deliberately chosen before a city actually existed!)  In fact, Alaska, at one point, considered moving the state capital from Juneau to Anchorage for this very reason.  It also depends on what transportation connections were available at the time.  Most are not small towns, though.  Jefferson City (for example), while not one of the largest cities in Missouri, is not exactly a town (population is about 40,000).  \nPierre, South Dakota, is probably the second smallest at about 15,000 and closer to being a town; Montpelier, Vermont holds the smallest size at about 8000.  In case you're curious, the largest state capital is Phoenix, Arizona (about 1,000,000).
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State            Capital \nAlabama---------         Montgomery \nAlaska----------           Juneau \nArizona---------          Phoenix \nArkansas----------       Little Rock \nCalifornia--------     Sacramento \nColorado----------          Denver \nConnecticut--------      Hartford \nDelaware -----------         Dover \nFlorida ----------       Tallahassee \nGeorgia---------          Atlanta \nHawaii ----------          Honolulu \nIdaho -----------            Boise \nIllinois -----------      Springfield \nIndiana--------        Indianapolis \nIowa ----------           Des Moines \nKansas----------            Topeka \nKentucky----------        Frankfort \nLouisiana------      Baton Rouge \nMaine--------            Augusta \nMaryland ---------       Annapolis \nMassachusetts--------    Boston \nMichigan -----------       Lansing \nMinnesota------      Saint Paul \nMississippi-----     Jackson \nMissouri --------    Jefferson City \nMontana--------          Helena \nNebraska -------       Lincoln \nNevada---------         Carson City \nNew Hampshire-------   Concord \nNew Jersey---------       Trenton \nNew Mexico--------      Santa Fe \nNew York--------         Albany \nNorth Carolina------  Raleigh \nNorth Dakota--------    Bismarck \nOhio ----------           Columbus \nOklahoma--------     Oklahoma City \nOregon ------------          Salem \nPennsylvania----------   Harrisburg \nRhode Island--------   Providence \nSouth Carolina--------  Columbia \nSouth Dakota--------     Pierre \nTennessee ----------      Nashville \nTexas----------             Austin \nUtah----------         Salt Lake City \nVermont-----------        Montpelier \nVirginia---------        Richmond \nWashington--------      Olympia \nWest Virginia--------  Charleston \nWisconsin--------       Madison \nWyoming--------         Cheyenne
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In the Capitol of the USA in Washington, DC
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Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland.\nIs there another capital in Scotland?!
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Washington, D.C., is the capital city of the United States of America. "D.C." stands for the "District of Columbia", the federal district containing the city of Washington. The city is named after George Washington, military leader of the American Revolution and the first President of the United States. The District of Columbia and the city of Washington are coextensive and are governed by a single municipal government, so for most practical purposes they are considered to be the same entity. However, although there is a municipal government and a mayor, as per Article I, Section VIII, of the United States Constitution, Congress has the sole authority over this federal district. It is commonly known as the District, D.C., or simply Washington. Historically, it was called the Federal City or Washington City.