List of us states
Typically, the United States of America is abbreviated as U.S. or America. America is a transcontinental nation with most of its territory in North America.
The United States of America comprises:
- Fifty States
- A country division
- Five significant unincorporated regions
- Nine small outlying islands and
- 326 Indian reservations with regional autonomy.
It ranks third in terms of both total area and land area. The United States has land boundaries with Mexico to the south and Canada to the north. Over 331 million people call it home. The third-most populous nation in the world is America. Washington, D.C., functions as the capital. A melting pot of cultures and nationalities, the United States is undoubted. Its topography and climate are incredibly varied.
States List Alphabetically
Number |
State |
Capital |
Since |
Area (mi2) |
1 |
Alabama |
Montgomery |
1846 |
159.8 |
2 |
Alaska |
Juneau |
1906 |
2716.7 |
3 |
Arizona |
Phoenix |
1912 |
517.6 |
4 |
Arkansas |
Little Rock |
1821 |
116.2 |
5 |
California |
Sacramento |
1854 |
97.9 |
6 |
Colorado |
Denver |
1867 |
153.3 |
7 |
Connecticut |
Hartford |
1875 |
17.3 |
8 |
Delaware |
Dover |
1777 |
22.4 |
9 |
Florida |
Tallahassee |
1824 |
95.7 |
10 |
Georgia |
Atlanta |
1868 |
133.5 |
11 |
Hawaii |
Honolulu |
1845 |
68.4 |
12 |
Idaho |
Boise |
1865 |
63.8 |
13 |
Illinois |
Springfield |
1837 |
54.0 |
14 |
Indiana |
Indianapolis |
1825 |
361.5 |
15 |
Iowa |
Des Moines |
1857 |
75.8 |
16 |
Kansas |
Topeka |
1856 |
56.0 |
17 |
Kentucky |
Frankfort |
1792 |
14.7 |
18 |
Louisiana |
Baton Rouge |
1880 |
76.8 |
19 |
Maine |
Augusta |
1832 |
55.4 |
20 |
Maryland |
Annapolis |
1694 |
6.73 |
21 |
Massachusetts |
Boston |
1630 |
89.6 |
22 |
Michigan |
Lansing |
1847 |
35.0 |
23 |
Minnesota |
Saint Paul |
1849 |
52.8 |
24 |
Mississippi |
Jackson |
1821 |
104.9 |
25 |
Missouri |
Jefferson City |
1826 |
27.3 |
26 |
Montana |
Helena |
1875 |
14.0 |
27 |
Nebraska |
Lincoln |
1867 |
74.6 |
28 |
Nevada |
Carson City |
1861 |
143.4 |
29 |
New Hampshire |
Concord |
1808 |
64.3 |
30 |
New Jersey |
Trenton |
1784 |
7.66 |
31 |
New Mexico |
Santa Fe |
1610 |
37.3 |
32 |
New York |
Albany |
1797 |
21.4 |
33 |
North Carolina |
Raleigh |
1792 |
114.6 |
34 |
North Dakota |
Bismarck |
1883 |
26.9 |
35 |
Ohio |
Columbus |
1816 |
210.3 |
36 |
Oklahoma |
Oklahoma City |
1910 |
620.3 |
37 |
Oregon |
Salem |
1855 |
45.7 |
38 |
Pennsylvania |
Harrisburg |
1812 |
8.11 |
39 |
Rhode Island |
Providence |
1900 |
18.5 |
40 |
South Carolina |
Columbia |
1786 |
125.2 |
41 |
South Dakota |
Pierre |
1889 |
13.0 |
42 |
Tennessee |
Nashville |
1826 |
525.9 |
43 |
Texas |
Austin |
1839 |
305.1 |
44 |
Utah |
Salt Lake City |
1858 |
109.1 |
45 |
Vermont |
Montpelier |
1805 |
10.2 |
46 |
Virginia |
Richmond |
1780 |
60.1 |
47 |
Washington |
Olympia |
1853 |
16.7 |
48 |
West Virginia |
Charleston |
1885 |
31.6 |
49 |
Wisconsin |
Madison |
1838 |
68.7 |
50 |
Wyoming |
Cheyenne |
1869 |
21.1 |