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There is a capital in a non-US country on a "Red River", but I don't believe any US State capitals are ... Perhaps you are looking for Hanoi on the Hong (Red) river? Hanoi is the capital of Viet Nam.
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What state capital os on the red river?
There is a capital in a non-US country on a "Red River", but I don't believe any US State capitals are ... Perhaps you are looking for Hanoi on the Hong (Red) river?
What major river in Oklahoma?
The state capital of sante fe is New Mexico and the state capital of Oklahoma city is oklamhoma the state flower of New Mexico is yucca and the state flower of oklamhoma is mistlefoe the major river in Oklahoma is Mississippi and the major river in New Mexico is the Red river.
What is the state capital of Vietnam?
The question is just asking what the capital of Vietnam is, which is Hanoi.It is located on the Red River of China (Hong He, or Vietnamese Song Hong).
What is the state capital east of the Mississippi river?
Atlanta is the state capital East of the Missippi River.
Red river capital?
HANOI
What capital is on the Brisbane river?
Brisbane, the capital of the Australian state of Queensland, is on the Brisbane River.
What river flows through vietnam's capital?
The Red River
What is the city located on the red riverthat is the capital of Vietnam?
Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is located on the Red River.
What is Tasmania's capital and what river is it situated on?
The capital of the Australian state of Tasmania is Hobart. It is situated on the Derwent River.
Which capital city is located on the Colorado river?
Austin is the state capital of Texas. It is located on the Colorado River.
What is the river by the capital of Texas called?
Austin, the capital city in the U.S. state of Texas, is on the Colorado River.
Which capital is located on the Colorado river and is important for the state of Texas?
The Colorado River is an 862-mile long river in the state of Texas. Austin, the capital city in Texas, is located on the Colorado River.
