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16 places1787–1907

States & Provinces · United States · 16 places

The South

The Census Bureau's sixteen Southern states, Delaware to Texas: the biggest of the four regions.

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  1. AlabamaMontgomery · since 1819
  2. ArkansasLittle Rock · since 1836
  3. DelawareDover · since 1787
  4. FloridaTallahassee · since 1845
  5. GeorgiaAtlanta · since 1788
  6. KentuckyFrankfort · since 1792
  7. LouisianaBaton Rouge · since 1812
  8. MarylandAnnapolis · since 1788
  9. MississippiJackson · since 1817
  10. North CarolinaRaleigh · since 1789
  11. OklahomaOklahoma City · since 1907
  12. South CarolinaColumbia · since 1788
  13. TennesseeNashville · since 1796
  14. TexasAustin · since 1845
  15. VirginiaRichmond · since 1788
  16. West VirginiaCharleston · since 1863

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