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Welcome About Montpelier subsection links Main Page  |  City Government  |  Climate  |  Demographics  |  Economy  |  Education  |  Sustainability  |  Floods Geography  |  Getting Here & Getting Around  |  History  |  Quality of Life  |  Recreation  |  Taxes Montpelier is located in a picturesque valley along the Winooski River in Central Vermont. As the nation's smallest state capital, Montpelier's intimate size, historic neighborhoods,and diverse community make it a wonderful city in which to visit, live, and do business. While best known as Vermont's capital city, Montpelier is also known for its many institutions of higher learning, its national insurance company headquarters, its historic and architectural riches, its location in the heart of Vermont ski country, and its being a great place to just be. This site is a great place to begin to explore Montpelier's history, setting, culture, and opportunities--whether you've lived here for generations, are looking to grow a business, or are just passing through. What Others Say About Montpelier "Montpelier: A Capital City", Picket Fence Review, by Emily Wichland, 1998 TravelPost.com Wikipedia Encyclopedia, contains interesting information about Montpelier. WebCam from National Life Updated December 8, 2005

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