Mont·pel·ier
(mŏnt-pēl′yər) The capital of Vermont, in the north-central part. Founded in 1780, it became the state capital in 1805.
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Montpelier
(mɒntˈpiːljə) n (Placename) a city in N central Vermont, on the Winooski River: the state capital. Pop: 7945 (2003 est)
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Mont•pel•ier
(mɒntˈpil yər)
n. the capital of Vermont, in the central part. 8241.
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