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Arkansas

Iowa

Illinois

Kansas

Kentucky

Missouri

Nebraska

Oklahoma

Tennessee

The capital of Missouri

Jefferson City

The capital of Illinois

Springfield
The capital of Kentucky

Frankfort
The capital of Tennessee

Nashville
The capital of Arkansas

Little Rock
The capital of Oklahoma

Oklahoma City
The capital of Kansas

Topeka
The capital of Nebraska

Lincoln
The capital of Iowa

Des Moines