Vermont, United States
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Northwest Vermont is located in the northwestern corner of the state, nestled between Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains. It borders New York State and Quebec.
The Champlain Valley is the fertile (mostly rural) strip of land that borders Lake Champlain's eastern (Vermont) and western (New York) shores.
Chittenden County is in Northwest Vermont. It is by far the state's most populous county, being home to roughly 25% of its residents.
Franklin County is in Vermont. In 2020, it was home to 50,000 people.
Grand Isle County is a county in Northwest Vermont. It is the smallest county in Vermont by area and only has around 7,000 people.
By train
There are Amtrak stations in Essex Junction and St. Albans.
By ferry
Ferries connect Burlington with Port Kent, NY, Grand Isle with Plattsburgh, NY, and Charlotte with Essex, NY.
By plane
Public transportation offered by Green Mountain Transit will get you around Burlington and to some of the larger towns in the region, but you will need a car if you want to explore some of the more rural areas.
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