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State Capitols
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What is a Footprint?

A building footprint is the outline of the surface space occupied by a structure.

We view most buildings from the ground. The arial images on this page should
help give a better idea of the whole structure of these capitols than just what
we see in person or in most photographs.

 

Nebraska

Nebraska capitol from the air

image courtesy of ChadoeKyll

 
More on Nebraska:
Telling Them Apart, The Towers
What's On Top, Statues of Men
Favorites, Nature

 
 

New Jersey

image by Google Earth

 
More on New Jersey:
Telling Them Apart, Domed But Different
Favorites, Nature

 
 

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Favorites, Footprints

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New Mexico

image by Google Earth

 
More on New Mexico:
Telling Them Apart, Surprisingly Different Designs

 
 

statecapitols.tigerleaf.com
Favorites, Footprints

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Pennsylvania

Arial by Google Earth

image by Google Earth
 

The Pennsylvania Capitol Complex in Harrisburg is
impressive, to say the least. For a better
understanding, take a look at the photo of the back
on Telling Them Apart, General Impressions and
compare it to the image above.

 
More on Pennsylvania:
Telling Them Apart, General Impressions
What's On Top, Statues of Ladies, Part 2
Favorites, Intriguing Interiors 3
Favorites, Just Because
Favorites, Statues

 

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