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M1 may refer to:

BMW M1, a supercar
HMS M1, an early UK Royal Navy submarine
MobileOne, a telecommunications company in Singapore
The Crab Nebula, also known as Messier object M1
Korg M1, a keyboard synthesizer
M1 typewriter, the first product of Olivetti
a Cyrix CPU
In economics, M1 refers to the amount of cash in circulation plus the amount in checking or demand-deposit accounts
In neurology, M1 is the primary motor cortex of mammals
One of the members of the rap group Dead Prez
a channel of the Hungarian Television.
British NVC community M1, Sphagnum auriculatum bog pool community, one of the mire communities of the British National Vegetation Classification

M1 is also the name given to several roads:

M1 motorway (England), a major motorway in England
M1 motorway (Northern Ireland), a major motorway in Northern Ireland
M1 motorway (Republic of Ireland), a major motorway in the Republic of Ireland
Princes Freeway M1, a major freeway in Victoria, Australia
M1 motorway (Hungary), a major superhighway in Hungary
M-1 (Michigan highway), a state highway in Michigan, United States
Metroad 1, a road route in Sydney, Australia

M1 in the area of rail transport may refer to:

PRR M1, a class steam locomotive of the Pennsylvania Railroad
M1/M1A, a series of electric multiple unit cars for the Long Island Rail Road and Metro North Railroad
M1 (Copenhagen), part of the Copenhagen Metro system, Denmark

M1 is also a US military code attached to many weapons:

M115 203 mm howitzer, also known as the "8-in Howitzer M1", a US artillery piece circa WWII
M1 Abrams, a US Main Battle Tank
M1 Garand, a US battle rifle circa WWII
M1 Bayonet, a bayonet made for the M1 Garand
Benelli M1 Super 90, a semi-automatic shotgun
M1 Carbine, a US carbine circa WWII
M1 Thompson, a version of the Thompson submachine gun

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