Vermont

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Vermont Geography Statistics of

Land Area:
(land) 9,250 sq miles
(water) 366 sq miles
(TOTAL) 9,616 sq miles
Land Area: (all states)
Horizontal Width: 80 miles from Burlington, straight east to the Connecticut River
Vertical Length: 143 miles from Newport, directly south to Brattleboro

Note: Maximum lengths and widths are point-to-point, straight-line measurements from a Mercator map projection, and will vary some using other map projections
Bordering States: (3) Massachusetts, New York and New Hampshire
Counties: (14) Map
County: (largest by population) Chittenden 148,945
Geographic Center: about 3 miles to the east of Roxbury in Washington County
Highest Point: Mt. Mansfield, 4,393 ft.
Lowest Point: Lake Champlain shoreline, 95 ft.
Latitude and Longitude
Mean Elevation: 1011 ft.
Relative Location

Vermont Photographs

Mt. Mansfield

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Vermont Cities, Counties & Area Codes

City	County	Area Code
Middlebury	Addison	802
Bennington	Bennington	802
Saint Johnsbury	Caledonia	802
Burlington	Chittenden	802
Island Pond	Essex	802
Saint Albans	Franklin	802
Grand Isle	Grand Isle	802
Morrisville	Lamoille	802
Randolph	Orange	802
Newport	Orleans	802
Rutland	Rutland	802
Barre	Washington	802
Brattleboro	Windham	802
Springfield	Windsor	802

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