US State Capitals

3. New York's capital and the oldest city in the state
5. The Mile High City of Colorado
8. Idaho's capital often mispronounced as boy-zee instead of boy-see
10. ___ City: Nevada city named after a famous American frontiersman
11. Arizona's capital which was originally named Pumpkinville in the late 1800s
14. Baton ___: Home to the tallest state capitol building in the country
15. South Carolina's capital and the first city in the US named for Christopher Columbus
16. Ohio city that is the most populous state capital in the Midwest
19. Known as the Live Music Capital of the World

1. The Music City of Tennessee
2. Des ___: Iowa's capital which was originally named Fort Raccoon
4. Home to the world’s largest single day sporting event
6. The only US state capital located in the tropics
7. The only state capital named for a foreign statesman
9. ___ Fe: At over 7000 feet it has the highest elevation of any US state capital
12. Little ___: Arkansas city named after a small stone formation on the river
13. A Florida city whose name means old town in the Creek language
17. ___ Lake City: The only US state capital with a three word name
18. The only state capital that shares no letters with its state's name (South Dakota)