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Discover Vermont: The Green Mountain State of New England

Explore Vermont, the Green Mountain State, known for its beautiful highlands, mountains, and valleys. As the capital city, Montpelier is the smallest in the U.S., while major cities like Rutland, Bennington, and Brattleboro offer vibrant communities. With a population of 625,741, Vermont boasts natural beauty, including over 400 lakes and ponds. The state bird, the hermit thrush, and the iconic sugar maple tree symbolize its rich heritage. Discover Vermont's unique history, including its statehood on March 4, 1791, and the 1777 Constitution.

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Discover Vermont: The Green Mountain State of New England

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  1. Vermont By: Hailey S. and Ethan P.

  2. Nickname and Region in the U.S. • Nickname: The Green Mountain States • Region In The U.S.: New England

  3. Capital City, Major Cities and Population • Capital City: Montpelier • Major Cities: Rutland, Bennington, and Brattleboro • Population: 625,741 people

  4. State flag, State bird, and State tree • State Flag: • State Bird: Hermit thrush • State tree: Sugar maple

  5. Government • Governor: Peter Shumlin • Senator: Patrick Leahy, Bernie Sanders

  6. Borders and Geography • Borders: Canada, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, and the Atlantic ocean • Geography: highlands, mountains, and valleys

  7. Agriculture/Farming • In most of the state Vermont would be good for farming because, there are more than four hundred lakes and ponds scattered throughout the narrow river valleys of the Vermont piedmont

  8. History • Statehood: March 4, 1791 • Historical fact 1:v the 1777 Vermont Constitation

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