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List of world's Countries and their Capitals.




ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WORLD COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS

COUNTRY                           CAPITAL
1. AFGHANISTAN                  KABUL
2. ALBANIA                            TIRANA
3. ALGERIA                        ALGIERS
4. ANDORRA                 ANDORRA LA VELLA
5. ANGOLA                            LUANDA
6. ANTIGUA & BARBUDA      SAINT JOHN'S
7. ARGENTINA                    BUENOS AIRES
8. ARMENIA                      YEREVAN
9. AUSTRALIA                    CANBERRA
10. AUSTRIA                      VIENNA
11. AZERBAIJAN         BAKU
12. BAHAMAS,                THE NASSAU
13. BAHRAIN                MANAMA
14. BANGLADESH      DHAKA
15. BARBADOS          BRIDGETOWN
16. BELARUS              MINSK
17. BELGIUM              BRUSSELS
18. BELIZE                  BELMOPAN
19. BENIN            PORTO-NOVO
20. BHUTAN          THIMPHU
21. BOLIVIA               SUCRE
22. BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA SARAJEVO
23. BOTSWANA        GABORONE
24. BRAZIL              BRASILIA
25. BRUNEI  BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN
26. BULGARIA      SOFIA
27. BURKINA FASO    OUAGADOUGOU
28. BURUNDI        BUJUMBURA
29. CABO VERDE        PRAIA
30. CAMBODIA      PHNOM PENH
31. CAMEROON      YAOUNDE
32. CANADA        OTTAWA
33. CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC BANGUI
34. CHAD        N'DJAMENA
35. CHILE        SANTIAGO
36. CHINA            BEIJING
37. COLOMBIA     BOGOTÁ
38. COMOROS      MORONI
39. CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE KINSHASA
40.  COSTA RICA SAN JOSE
41. CÔTE D'IVOIRE YAMOUSSOUKRO
42. CROATIA        ZAGREB
43. CUBA      HAVANA
44. CYPRUS    NICOSIA
45. CZECH REPUBLIC PRAGUE
46. DENMARK      COPENHAGEN
47. DJIBOUTI DJIBOUTI (CITY)
48. DOMINICA ROSEAU
49. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SANTO DOMINGO
50.  ECUADOR      QUITO
51. EGYPT CAIRO
52. EL SALVADOR SAN SALVADOR
53. EQUATORIAL GUINEA MALABO
54. ERITREA ASMARA
55. ESTONIA TALLINN
56. ETHIOPIA ADDIS ABABA
57. FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA PALIKIR
58. FIJI SUVA
59. FINLAND HELSINKI
60. FRANCE PARIS
61. GABON LIBREVILLE GAMBIA, THE BANJUL
62. GEORGIA TBILISI
63. GERMANY BERLIN
64. GHANA ACCRA
65. GREECE ATHENS
66. GRENADA SAINT GEORGE'S
67. GUATEMALA GUATEMALA CITY
68. GUINEA CONAKRY
69. GUINEA-BISSAU BISSAU
70. GUYANA GEORGETOWN
71. HAITI PORT-AU-PRINCE
72. HONDURAS TEGUCIGALPA
73. HUNGARY BUDAPEST
74. ICELAND REYKJAVIK
75. INDIA NEW DELHI
76. INDONESIA JAKARTA
77. IRAN TEHRAN
78. IRAQ BAGHDAD
79. IRELAND DUBLIN
80. ISRAEL JERUSALEM, TEL AVIV
81. ITALY ROME
82. JAMAICA KINGSTON
83. JAPAN TOKYO
84. JORDAN AMMAN
85. KAZAKHSTAN ASTANA
86. KENYA NAIROBI
87. KIRIBATI SOUTH TARAWA
88. KOSOVO PRISTINA
89. KUWAIT KUWAIT CITY
90. KYRGYZSTAN BISHKEK
91. LAOS VIENTIANE
92. LATVIA RIGA
93. LEBANON BEIRUT
94. LESOTHO MASERU
95. LIBERIA MONROVIA
96. LIBYA TRIPOLI
97. LIECHTENSTEIN VADUZ
98. LITHUANIA VILNIUS
99. LUXEMBOURG LUXEMBOURG
100. MACEDONIA SKOPJE
101. MADAGASCAR ANTANANARIVO
102. MALAWI LILONGWE
103. MALAYSIA KUALA     LUMPUR
104. MALDIVES      MALE
105. MALI     BAMAKO
106. MALTA  VALLETTA
107. MARSHALL ISLANDS  MAJURO
108. MAURITANIA NOUAKCHOTT
109. MAURITIUS PORT LOUIS
110. MEXICO    MEXICO CITY
111. MOLDOVA    CHISINAU
112. MONACO    MONACO
113. MONGOLIA ULAANBAATAR
114. MONTENEGRO    PODGORICA
115. MOROCCO RABAT
116. MOZAMBIQUE  MAPUTO
117. MYANMAR NAY PYI TAW
118. NAMIBIA WINDHOEK
119. NAURU YAREN DISTRICT
120. NEPAL KA   THMANDU
121. NETHERLANDS AMSTERDAM
122. NEW ZEALAND WELLINGTON
133. NICARAGUA MANAGUA
134. NIGER      NIAMEY
135. NIGERIA ABUJA
136. NORTH KOREA  PYONGYANG
137. NORWAY OSLO
138. OMAN    MUSCAT
139. PAKISTAN  ISLAMABAD
140. PALAU N    GERULMUD
141. PALESTINE JERUSALEM, RAMALLAH
142. PANAMA PANAMA CITY
143. PAPUA NEW GUINEA PORT MORESBY
145. PARAGUAY ASUNCIÓN
146. PERU   LIMA
147. PHILIPPINES MANILA
148. POLAND      WARSAW
149. PORTUGAL LISBON
150. QATAR DOHA
151. REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO BRAZZAVILLE
152. ROMANIA    BUCHAREST
153. RUSSIA        MOSCOW
154. RWANDA    KIGALI
155. SAINT KITTS & NEVIS BASSETERRE
156. SAINT LUCIA      CASTRIES
157. SAINT VINCENT & THE GRENADINES KINGSTOWN
158. SAMOA APIA
159. SAN MARINO SAN MARINO
160. SÃO TOMÉ & PRÍNCIPE SÃO TOMÉ
161. SAUDI ARABIA RIYADH
162. SENEGAL    DAKAR
163. SERBIA        BELGRADE
164. SEYCHELLES   VICTORIA
165. SIERRA LEONE  FREETOWN
166. SINGAPORE SINGAPORE
167. SLOVAKIA  BRATISLAVA
168. SLOVENIA  LJUBLJANA
169. SOLOMON ISLANDS HONIARA
170. SOMALIA   MOGADISHU
171. SOUTH AFRICA BLOEMFONTEIN, CAPE TOWN, PRETORIA
172. SOUTH KOREA   SEOUL
178. SOUTH SUDAN JUBA
179. SPAIN MADRID
180. SRI LANKA COLOMBO, SRI 190.
181. JAYAWARDENEPURA KOTTE
182. SUDAN KHARTOUM
183. SURINAME PARAMARIBO
184. SWAZILAND MBABANE
185. SWEDEN STOCKHOLM
186. SWITZERLAND    BERN
187. SYRIA DAMASCUS
188. TAJIKISTAN DUSHANBE
189.TANZANIA  DODOMA
190. THAILAND BANGKOK
191. TIMOR-LESTE    DILI
192. TOGO LOMÉ
193. TONGA NUKUʻALOFA
194. TRINIDAD & TOBAGO PORT OF SPAIN
195. TUNISIA TUNIS
196. TURKEY ANKARA
197. TURKMENISTAN ASHGABAT
198. TUVALU FUNAFUTI
199. UGANDA KAMPALA
200. UKRAINE KIEV
201. UNITED ARAB EMIRATES ABU DHABI
202. UNITED KINGDOM LONDON
203. UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C.
204. URUGUAY MONTEVIDEO
205. UZBEKISTAN TASHKENT
206. VANUATU PORT VILA
207. VATICAN CITY VATICAN CITY
208. VENEZUELA CARACAS
209. VIETNAM HANOI
210. YEMEN SANA'A
211. ZAMBIA LUSAKA
212. ZIMBABWE HARARE

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