List of Federal Capitals
- Argentina: Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, formerly Capital federal
- Austria: Vienna
- Australia: Canberra
- Belgium: Brussels capital region
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sarajevo
- Brazil: Brasilia
- Canada: Ottawa
- Comoros: Moroni
- Ethiopia: Addis Ababa
- Germany: Berlin
- India: New Delhi
- Iraq: Baghdad
- Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur
- Mexico: Mexico City
- Micronesia, (Federated States of): Palikir
- Nepal: Kathmandu
- Nigeria: Federal Capital Territory of Abuja
- Pakistan: Islamabad
- Russia: Moscow
- Saint Kitts and Nevis: Basseterre
- South Africa: This federation has three federal capitals: Pretoria, its executive capital; Bloemfontein, its judicial capital; and Cape Town, its legislative capital
- South Sudan: Juba and in the future, its Federal Government is thinking to move the federal capital to Ramciel in Lakes State. This move will put the federal capital close to South Sudan's geographical center
- Somalia: Mogadishu
- Spain: Madrid
- Sudan: Khartoum
- Switzerland: Bern
- United Arab Emirates: Abu Dhabi
- Venezuela: Caracas
- USA: Washington, D.C.
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