What are the other three state capitals named after presidents?

Answer 1

Four U. S. state capitals are named after U. S. Presidents:

1. Jefferson City, Missouri: renamed Jefferson from Lohman's Landing in 1821; became a city in 1839
2. Jackson, Mississippi: renamed from LeFleur's Bluff in 1822, before Jackson's presidency
3. Madison, Wisconsin: named in 1836 by purchaser James Duane Doty
4. Lincoln, Nebraska: renamed from Lancaster in 1867

Answer 2

Jefferson City, Missouri is named for Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States. Madison, Wisconsin is named for James Madison, the fourth President of the United States. Jackson, Mississippi is named for Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States. Lincoln, Nebraska is named for Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth President of the United States.

Answer 3

Jackson (Mississippi), Madison (Wisconsin), Lincoln (Nebraska).

Answer 4

Three capitals named after presidents are Lincoln, NE, Jackson, MS and Madison, WI. Jefferson City, MO was also named after a U.S. President.

Answer 5

Jefferson, Washington D.C (U.S Capitol), Lincoln,

Jackson and Madison

Washington D.C. is not a capitol of a state

Answer 6

Lincoln,Nebraska, Jefferson city, Missouri and Madison, Wisconsin are the three state capitals in the Mid-West.

Answer 7

I know of Madison, Wisconsin, and Lincoln, Nebraska. Jefferson is a capitol, but I don't know where.

Answer 8

Jefferson City, Madison, and Washington, D.C.