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Old 12-26-2008, 09:04 AM
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Default States where the capital, largest city, and metro area are different?
I can think of a two states where the largest city, capital and metro area are different

Florida: largest city Jacksonville, capital Tallahasee, and Miami metro is biggest

Texas: largest city Houston, capital Austin, and Dallas metro is biggest

Do you know of any state that would fit this criteria?
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what about the opposite

largest city, capital, metro area one and the same....

Just Boston and Atlanta?
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New Jersey: largest city Newark, capital Trenton, and Newark metro is biggest
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New York: Largest city and metro is NYC, capital is Albany.
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what about the opposite

largest city, capital, metro area one and the same....

Just Boston and Atlanta?
Des Moines, Phoenix, Denver, Cheyenne, Honolulu, Salt, Lake, City, Boise, Columbia, Jackson, Little Rock, Oklahoma City, Providence.........
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California
Capital: Sacramento
Largest city: Los Angeles

Washington
Capital: Olympia
Largest city: Seattle

Oregon
Capital: Salem
Largest city: Portland

Nevada
Capital: Carson City
Largest city: Las Vegas

Illinois
Capital: Springfield
Largest city: Chicago
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Maine:
Capital - Augusta
Largest city - Portland
Metro - There isn't one
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Maine:
Capital - Augusta
Largest city - Portland
Metro - There isn't one
By US Census definition, Portland, Bangor and the Lewiston-Auburn areas are considered metropolitan areas.
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Missouri...

Largest City - Kansas City
Largest Metro - St. Louis
Capital - Jefferson City
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Maryland :

Capital: Annapolis
Largest city: Baltimore
Largest Metro: DC
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