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A capital is the principal seat of national government; some countries divide official functions across multiple cities.
A capital is the seat of a country’s national government. Use this alphabetical list to find the capitals recorded for the countries and territories in this atlas, then open a profile for maps, population, currency and regional details.
The atlas currently stores one principal capital field per place. Countries that divide executive, legislative, judicial, or royal functions among multiple cities can require additional constitutional context; verify those cases with an official national source.
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WorldSumma lists 245 national and territorial records with one principal capital field per place.
A capital city is the city where a country or territory’s central government is based. Some countries have more than one capital or divide government functions between cities.
Well-known world capitals include London in the United Kingdom, Paris in France, Tokyo in Japan, Washington, D.C. in the United States and Brasília in Brazil.