Vermont, the Green Mountain State


Land area: 9,249 sq. mi. (43)
Population (2000): 608,827 (49)
Population density: 65.83 per sq. mi. (30)
U.S. Representatives (2003-12): 1
Entered Union: 14-Mar-1791 (14)

One of my first trips outside my native New Jersey was with my parents to Vermont. They were on a fall foliage tour. Since then, my tours have taken me to Bennington, home of the battle monument (the battle took place a few miles west in Walloomsac, N.Y.); Burlington, host to the University of Vermont and four other colleges; Plymouth, homestead of Calvin Coolidge; and Springfield, where you’ll see telescopes and astronomy exhibits at the Harkness House and the Stellafane Convention every August.

No. of Counties I’ve Visited: 14 of 14

County Pop. (2000)     Latest Visit   County Seat  Visited?
Addison 35,974 7-Jul-1996 Middlebury yes
Bennington 36,994 7-Jul-2002 Bennington yes
Caledonia 29,702 31-Jul-1998 St. Johnsbury
Chittenden 146,571 7-Jul-2002 Burlington yes
Essex 6,459 31-Jul-1998 Guildhall
Franklin 45,417 10-Sep-1995 St. Albans yes
Grand Isle 6,901 6-Jul-2002 North Hero yes
Lamoille 23,233 18-Jul-1998 Hyde Park
Orange 28,226 7-Jul-2002 Chelsea yes
Orleans 26,277 18-Jul-1998 Newport yes
Rutland 63,400 2-Feb-1997 Rutland yes
Washington 58,039 7-Jul-2002 Montpelier yes
Windham 44,216 7-Jul-2002 Newfane
Windsor 57,418 7-Jul-2002 Taftsville

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