This document lists the 50 U.S. states grouped into regions and their capitals. It divides the states into New England, Mid Atlantic, Southeastern, South Central, North Central, Rocky Mountain, and Pacific regions. Each region lists the included states and some regions have special characters interspersed in the state names.

1. The Fifty U.S. States and their CapitalsThe United States of America

2. New England StatesConnecticut

3. Maine

4. Massachusetts

5. New Hampshire

6. Rhode Island

7. Vermont

17. R

19. Mid Atlantic StatesDelaware

20. Maryland

21. New Jersey

22. New York

23. PennsylvaniaX

26. s

28. R

34. Southeastern StatesFlorida

35. Georgia

36. North Carolina

37. South Carolina

38. Virginia

39. West Virginia

41. a

43. lee

51. SOUTH CENTRAL STATESAlabama

52. Arkansas

53. Louisiana

54. Mississippi

55. Oklahoma

56. Tennessee

57. Texasry

61. ana

67. EN

69. 10

71. North Central StatesIllinois

72. Indiana

73. Iowa

74. Kansas

75. Kentucky

76. Michigan

77. Minnesota

78. Missouri

79. Nebraska

80. North Dakota

81. Ohio

82. South Dakota

83. Wisconsin

85. a

87. - C+MD’a

109. The Rocky Mountain StatesArizona

110. Colorado

111. Idaho

112. Montana

113. Nevada

114. New Mexico

115. Utah

116. Wyoming

118. 10O

120. ZD

122. N AA

124. YaNev

128. U

130. Y

132. Pacific StatesAlaska

133. California

134. Hawaii

135. Oregon

136. WashingtonJUNEa

138. ra4a

140. YE

142. m

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