This list includes 3 US Capitals that start with M, from “Madison” to “Montpelier”. They include large, university-centered Madison and the small, historic Montpelier, useful for trivia, study, and quick reference.
US Capitals that start with M are state capitals whose official names begin with the letter M. Madison, named for President James Madison, and Montpelier, sharing a historic name, illustrate different regional histories.
Below you’ll find the table with Capital, State, and Population (year).
Capital: The official name of the state capital, listed alphabetically so you can quickly find the city you need.
State: The U.S. state that the capital serves, letting you connect each city to its state government and region.
Population (year): Estimated population with the year, giving you quick demographic context for comparisons and research purposes.
US Capitals that start with M
| Capital | State | Country | Population (Year) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Madison | Wisconsin | United States | 2020: 269,840 | Wisconsin’s state capital; home to the University of Wisconsin–Madison, known for lakes, the state capitol, and a lively college-town culture. |
| Montgomery | Alabama | United States | 2020: 200,603 | Alabama’s capital and seat of government; rich in civil-rights history with museums, the Riverfront, and historic sites. |
| Montpelier | Vermont | United States | 2020: 7,477 | Vermont’s capital and the smallest U.S. state capital by population; compact statehouse, charming downtown, and close to outdoor recreation. |