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This article is about the location, for the song see Capital City (Song)
Capital City, also spelt Capitol City and nicknamed the Windy Apple, is the capital and largest city in Springfield's state. It is a Major Metropolitan Urban Center, hosting major sports events, conventions, and United Nations conferences. It is also the birthplace of capital punishment. Capital City has a population of 6,339,760.
Places
The city has a famous Cross-town suspension bridge that most people entering and leaving Capital City cross over. The Capitol Building, where all state matters are discussed and where governor Mary Bailey works, is located in Capital City. Other notable landmarks in Capital City include an Army Reserve monument, 4th Street and D (a popular tourist destination), the Capital City Duff Brewery and the massive Capital City Stadium.
Capital City has at least 3 hotels: The Capital City Palace Hotel [1], Second Best Western [2], and Come Back Motel [3].
Appearances
Episode – "Dancin' Homer" - Episode – "Lisa's Substitute" Lisa's Substitute mentioned
- Episode – "Homerpalooza"
- Episode – "Bart vs. Lisa vs. The Third Grade"
- Episode – "Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
- Episode – "How the Test Was Won"
References
