This list includes 3 US Capitals that start with P, from “Phoenix” to “Providence”. They vary from large, modern seats to older, historically rooted cities. You can use this list for study, teaching, travel planning, or trivia.

US Capitals that start with P are state government seats whose names begin with the letter P. Phoenix is a major desert metropolis, while Providence preserves strong colonial-era character.

Below you’ll find the table with Capital, State, and Population (Year).

Capital: The official capital name; use it to quickly identify the city and match it to maps or study lists.

State: The state that contains the capital; this helps you group entries geographically and check jurisdiction.

Population (Year): The latest available population figure with the census year, helping you compare city sizes at a glance.

US Capitals that start with P

CapitalStateCountryPopulation (Year)
PhoenixArizonaUnited States1,608,139 (2020)
PierreSouth DakotaUnited States14,091 (2020)
ProvidenceRhode IslandUnited States190,934 (2020)

Descriptions

Phoenix
Phoenix is Arizona’s state capital and the nation’s fifth-largest city, known for its desert climate, year-round sun, and Camelback Mountain; population 1,608,139 (2020).
Pierre
Pierre is the state capital of South Dakota, one of the smallest U.S. capitals by population, located on the Missouri River; population 14,091 (2020).
Providence
Providence is Rhode Island’s state capital, noted for historic Federal Hill, Brown University, and a lively arts scene; population 190,934 (2020).
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