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The Green Mountain State of Lake Champlain Vermont has 237
towns, 9 cities, 5 unincorporated areas, and 4 gores in its’ 14 counties. For
those of you not familiar with a “gore”, sometimes referred to as a “grant”, –
a gore is an unincorporated portion of a county that is not part of any town
that has limited or now self government. Of Lake Champlain Vermont’s 4 gores, 2
have no population. In Vermont, unincorporated towns are managed by a
state-appointed supervisor.
Lake Champlain Vermont’s cities and towns are very popular
tourist destinations. Some of the more popular include:
Brattleboro,
the oldest town in the state with a vibrant arts community.
Burlington,
on the shores of Lake Champlain Vermont, the largest city in Lake Champlain
Vermont.
The year-round resort communities of Killington and Stowe, Lake Champlain Vermont’s second largest town.
The nation’s smallest state capital by population, Montpelier.
Following is a list of Lake Champlain Vermont’s more popular
cities and towns from a travel and tourism standpoint:
-Burlington, Lake
Champlain Vermont
-Montpelier, Lake Champlain Vermont
-Stowe, Lake Champlain Vermont
-Lac George, New York
-Montpelier, Lake Champlain Vermont
-Stowe, Lake Champlain Vermont
-Lac George, New York