Name a state capital that ...
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Begins with L
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Lansing | Lincoln | Little Rock
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Borders the Atlantic Ocean
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Annapolis | Boston | Providence
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Has an elevation over 5000 ft
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Santa Fe | Cheyenne | Denver
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Was settled by Europeans by 1630
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Santa Fe | Albany | Boston
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Whose name ends with "city"
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Carson City | Jefferson City | Oklahoma City | Salt Lake City
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Gets less than 12 inches of annual precipitation
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Phoenix | Carson City | Helena | Boise
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Gets more than 55 inches of annual precipitation
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Juneau | Baton Rouge | Tallahassee
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Is over 800 miles from the sea
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Pierre | Cheyenne | Des Moines
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Starts with the same letter as its state
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Dover | Honolulu | Indianapolis | Oklahoma City
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Has hosted the Summer or Winter Olympics
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Atlanta | Salt Lake City
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Has a population under 20,000
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Montpelier | Pierre | Augusta
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Is named for a U.S. President
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Lincoln | Jackson | Jefferson City | Madison
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Have gained over 150,000 residents since 2000
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Phoenix | Austin | Raleigh | Columbus
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Border another state
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Carson City | Trenton
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Whose name comes from French
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Baton Rouge | Boise | Des Moines | Juneau | Montpelier | Pierre
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Whose name ends with "polis"
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Annapolis | Indianapolis
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On the Mississippi river
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Baton Rouge | St. Paul
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More than 500 miles from any other state capital
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Honolulu | Juneau
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However Lansing is the capital of Michigan so Detroit doesn't belong on the quiz!
Reason I ask is because when we talk about metro areas, there are a couple state capitals that are part of larger metro areas that include cities from other states (Tallahassee come to mind, but I'm sure there are others).