विश्व के प्रमुख देशों की राजधानी

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● भारत - नई दिल्ली 
● बंग्लादेश - ढाका 
● भूटान - थिम्पू 
● नेपाल - काठमांडू 
● म्यांमार - नेय पईताव 
● पाकिस्तान - इस्लामाबाद 
● अफगानिस्तान - काबुल 
● चीन -  बीजिंग 
● श्रीलंका - कोलंबो 
● ईरान - तेहरान 
● इराक - बगदाद 
● इंडोनेशिया - जकार्ता 
● बहरीन - मनामा 
● मंगोलिया - उलानबटोर 
● मलेशिया - क्वालालंपुर 
● मालदीव - माले 
● लेबनान - बेरुत 
● लाओस - वियन्तियान 
● कुवैत -  कुवैत सिटी 
● वियतनाम - हनोई 
● थाईलैंड - बैंकाक 
● ताइवान - ताइपे 
● तुर्की - अंकारा 
● इजराइल - जेरूसलम 
● जोर्डन - अम्मान 
● कतर - दोहा 
● कम्बोडिया - न्होमपेन्ह 
● उत्तर कोरिया - प्योंगप्यांग 
● दक्षिण कोरिया - सिओल 
● मकाऊ - मकाऊ 
● जापान - टोक्यो 
● ब्रुनेई - बंदरसेरी 
● साइप्रस - निकोसिया 
● हांगकांग - विक्टोरिया 
● गुआम - अगाना 
● ओमान - मस्कट 
● फिलीपींस - मनीला 
● सीरिया - दमिश्क 
● सऊदी अरब - रियाद 
● सिंगापुर - सिंगापुर सिटी 
● उज्बेकिस्तान - ताशकंद 
● कजाकिस्तान - अस्टाना 
●  यमन -  साना 
● ताजिकिस्तान - दुशानवे 
● तुर्कमेनिस्तान - एश्गाबात 
● अंगोला - लुआंडा 
● अल्जीरिया - अल्जीयर्स 
● माॅरीशस -  पोर्ट लुईस 
● मोरक्को - रबात 
● मोजाम्बिक - मपूतो 
● नामीबिया - विंडहाॅक 
● नाइजर - नियामी 
● नाइजीरिया -  लागोस 
● रवांडा - किगाली 
● सेनेगल - डकार 
● सोमालिया - मोगाडिशू 
● द• अफ्रीका - प्रिटोरिया 
● सूडान - खारतूम 
● तंजानिया - डोडोमा 
● सेशेल्स -  विक्टोरिया
● ट्यूनीशिया - ट्यूनिश 
● युगांडा - कंपाला 
● मालागासी- अन्ताननरीबो
● मलावी - लिलाँगवे 
● बोत्सवाना - गेबोरन 
● बुरूंडी - बुजुमबुरा 
● कैमरून - याओंडो 
● कांगो - ब्राजाविले 
● बेनिन -  पोर्टो-नोवो 
● कैप वर्डे - प्रैआ 
● चाड - एन दजामेनां 
● माली - बमाको 
● मारीतानिया - नौकचोट्ट 
● रियूनियन -  सेंट-डेनिस 
● स्वाजीलैंड  - म्बाबने 
● सियेरा लिओन - फ्री टाउन 
● इरीट्रिया - अस्मारा 
● लेसोथो - मसेरू 
● लाइबेरिया - मोनरोविया 
● जांबिया - लुसाका 
● जिम्बाब्वे - हरारे 
● टोगो - लोमे 
● मिस्र - काहिरा 
● घाना -  अक्रा 
● गिनी - कोनाक्रे 
● केन्या - नैरोबी 
● लीबिया - हून 
● गेबोन - लिव्रेविले 
● गांबिया - बंजुल 
● जिबूती - जिबूती 
● कोमोरोस - मोरोनी 
● गुयाना - मालाबो 
● गिनी बिसाऊ - बिसाऊ 
● साओटोम - साओटोम 
● कनाडा - ओटावा 
● क्यूबा - हवाना 
● पनामा - पनामा सिटी 
● बहामाज - नसाऊ 
● बारबाडोस - बिज्रटाउन 
● कोस्टारिका - सान जोस 
● बेलिज - बेलमोपान 
● मैक्सिको - मैक्सिको सिटी 
● सं• राज्य अमेरिका - वाशिंगटन 
● डोमिनिक - रोसेऊ 
● होंडुरस - तेगुसिगल्पा 
● ग्वाटेमाला - गावाटामाला सिटी 
● निकारागुआ - मनागुआ 
● जमैका - किंग्सटन 
● ग्रेनाडा - सेंट जार्ज 
● ग्रीनलैंड - नूक 
● हैती-  पोर्ट-ओ-प्रिंस 
● सेंट ल्यूसिया - कैस्टिज 
● ब्राजील - साओ पाउलो 
● चिली - सांतियागो 
● इक्वाडोर - क्वेटो 
● सुरीनाम- परामारिबो 
● वेनेजुएला - काराकस 
● पेरू - लामा 
● गुयाना - जाॅर्ज टाउन 
● पराग्वे - असनश्यान 
● उरुग्वे - मोंटेवीडिओ 
● अरुबा - ओरंजेस्टेड 
● बोलीविया - लापाज 
● फ्रेंच गुयाना - कोयेन्ने 
● रूस - मास्को 
● स्पेन - मैड्रिड 
● पोलैंड - वारसा
● नार्वे - ओस्लो 
● पुर्तगाल - लिस्बन 
● आस्ट्रिया - वियना 
● आर्मेनिया - येरेवान 
● चेक गणराज्य - प्राग 
● रोमानिया - बुखारेस्ट 
● माल्टा - वालेटा 
● फ्रांस - पेरिस 
● जर्मनी - बर्लिन 
● यूनान - एथेंस 
● हंगरी - बुडापेस्ट 
● डेनमार्क - कोपेनहेगन 
● लिथुआनिया - विल्नियस 
● स्वीडन - स्टॉकहोम 
● स्विट्जरलैंड - बर्न 
● ग्रेट-ब्रिटेन -  लंदन 
● यूक्रेन - कीव
● फिनलैंड - हेलसिंकी 
● नीदरलैंड्स - एमस्टरर्डम 
● आइसलैंड - रिक्याविक 
● आयरलैंड - डबल
● न्यूजीलैंड - वेलिंग्टन 
● आस्ट्रेलिया - कैनबरा 
● माइक्रोनेशिया - पीलीकीर 
● बेल्जियम - ब्रुसेल्स 
● बुल्गारिया - सोफिया 
● अल्बानिया - तिराना 
● लातविया - रीगा 
● इटली - रोम
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