To solve this worksheet, we need to match each state capital city listed at the bottom with the correct numbered state on the map. Let’s go step by step.
First, let’s list all the capitals and think about which state they belong to:
1.
Albany → Capital of New York
2.
Annapolis → Capital of Maryland
3.
Augusta → Capital of Maine
4.
Boston → Capital of Massachusetts
5.
Concord → Capital of New Hampshire
6.
Dover → Capital of Delaware
7.
Harrisburg → Capital of Pennsylvania
8.
Hartford → Capital of Connecticut
9.
Montpelier → Capital of Vermont
10.
Providence → Capital of Rhode Island
11.
Trenton → Capital of New Jersey
Now, let’s look at the map numbers and identify which state each number represents:
- Number 1: Small state near Chesapeake Bay → Delaware → Dover
- Number 2: Largest northern state → Maine → Augusta
- Number 3: Long island shape + coastal → Connecticut → Hartford
- Number 4: Below Pennsylvania, small → Maryland → Annapolis
- Number 5: Between NY and DE → New Jersey → Trenton
- Number 6: Big rectangular state west → Pennsylvania → Harrisburg
- Number 7: Huge state north of PA → New York → Albany
- Number 8: Coastal, east of CT → Rhode Island → Providence
- Number 9: North of MA, between VT and ME → New Hampshire → Concord
- Number 10: Tiny state next to CT → Wait — actually, looking again:
- Number 8 points to Rhode Island? No — wait, let’s reassign carefully.
Actually, let’s label the states properly based on geography:
Looking at the map:
- #2 = Maine → Augusta
- #9 = New Hampshire → Concord
- #11 = Vermont → Montpelier
- #7 = New York → Albany
- #6 = Pennsylvania → Harrisburg
- #5 = New Jersey → Trenton
- #4 = Maryland → Annapolis
- #1 = Delaware → Dover
- #3 = Connecticut → Hartford
- #8 = Massachusetts → Boston (it has Cape Cod!)
- #10 = Rhode Island → Providence
Wait — that makes sense! Let’s confirm:
Massachusetts is the one with the “hook” (Cape Cod) — that’s labeled #8 → so Boston goes with #8.
Rhode Island is tiny, south of MA, connected to CT — that’s #10 → Providence.
Connecticut is below MA, long and narrow — #3 → Hartford.
New York is huge, borders PA and NJ — #7 → Albany.
Pennsylvania is big rectangle — #6 → Harrisburg.
New Jersey is thin strip between NY and DE — #5 → Trenton.
Delaware is small, below MD — #1 → Dover.
Maryland wraps around Chesapeake Bay — #4 → Annapolis.
Maine is top right — #2 → Augusta.
New Hampshire is left of Maine, above MA — #9 → Concord.
Vermont is west of NH, mountainous — #11 → Montpelier.
Perfect!
So now we can write:
- Albany → 7
- Annapolis → 4
- Augusta → 2
- Boston → 8
- Concord → 9
- Dover → 1
- Harrisburg → 6
- Hartford → 3
- Montpelier → 11
- Providence → 10
- Trenton → 5
Final Answer:
Albany: 7
Annapolis: 4
Augusta: 2
Boston: 8
Concord: 9
Dover: 1
Harrisburg: 6
Hartford: 3
Montpelier: 11
Providence: 10
Trenton: 5
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of southeast region worksheet for 4th grade.
