Countries and Their Capitals
A comprehensive reference of world nations and their capital cities. Essential for competitive exams and geography knowledge.
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A comprehensive reference of world nations and their capital cities. Essential for competitive exams and geography knowledge.
Countries and Their Capitals
- India: Capital: New Delhi (national capital since 1931)
- USA: Capital: Washington D.C. (established in 1800)
- China: Capital: Beijing (population over 21 million)
- Japan: Capital: Tokyo (world's largest metropolitan area)
- Germany: Capital: Berlin (reunified in 1990)
- France: Capital: Paris (City of Light, on River Seine)
- United Kingdom: Capital: London (on River Thames)
- Russia: Capital: Moscow (largest city in Europe)
- Brazil: Capital: Brasilia (purpose-built city, founded 1960)
- Australia: Capital: Canberra (built between Melbourne and Sydney)
- Canada: Capital: Ottawa (on Ottawa River)
- Mexico: Capital: Mexico City (largest Spanish-speaking capital)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries are in the world?
There are 195 countries: 193 UN members plus Vatican City and Palestine with observer status.
Which is the smallest country by area?
Vatican City is the smallest country with an area of 0.44 square kilometers.
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