Vermont

Quebec borders Vermont to the north.

Having a mean temperature of 43 degrees fahrenheit (6 degrees celsius), making it the seventh coldest state in the United States, the state is classified as having a humid continental climate. The state has recorded the coldest temperature in New England, -50 degrees fahrenheit, in Bloomfield, on December 30, 1933; Maine also recorded a -50 degree temperature in Big Black River in 2009.

one famous congressperson was Obama. he was the first African American president, but first he was a congress person

one famous congressperson was Obama. he was the first African American president, but first he was a congress person

In geological terms it is quite old, as a State it is the 14th State which makes it about 219 years old.

Lake Hortensia disappeared due to land reclamation and urban development in the area where it once existed. It was located in the present-day city of Los Angeles, California, and has been replaced with residential neighborhoods and commercial buildings.

There are approximately 21,000 houses in Burlington, Vermont.

According to census.gov, the 2007 population density estimate of Vermont is 67 people per square mile.

According to census.gov, the 2007 population estimate for Addison County, Vermont, is 36,760.

Because Vermont has communities that are not incorporated as Cities but as Towns, the State has only nine Cities with numerous towns that have larger populations then some of the cities. For example Vergennes is a City with a population of only 2,666 and is ranked as the ninth largest city does not appear on a list of the 20 most populated municipalities in Vermont. Essex with a population of 19,649 is a town and does not appear on a list of Vermont Cities but is the State's second largest municipality.

Some famous Vermont women authors include novelists and poets like Katherine Paterson, Julia Alvarez, and Grace Paley. These authors have made significant contributions to literature with their compelling storytelling and unique perspectives.

The average number of students per teacher in Minnesota is 15.7 to 1. The actual number is typically lower for grades kindergarten through third grade and slightly higher for tenth through 12th grades.

Vermont is the leading producer of maple syrup in the U.S. Vermont produces nearly 2 million gallons of maple syrup annually.

There are a little more than 200 Dunkin' Donuts stores in Massachusetts. In Boston alone, there are 55 stores and there are 11 in Cambridge.

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The season is different from State to State, and is determined by each State's Wildlife Department.

The University of Vermont does have a football team. Varsity football was discontinued at UVM in 1974. However, since 2007 the University of Vermont has had a club team and is a member of the National Club Football Association (NCFA). The Team is officially recognized by the University and receives a portion of its funding from the UVM Student Government Association. It also has permission from the University to use its colors, mascot and symbols. Home games are usually well attended. The team has competed in the past against other college football clubs and the varsity and JV teams of NCAA member colleges. The UVM Football Team competes in the North Atlantic Conference of the NCFA. In 2017 UVM is scheduled to play the Castleton University JV team, Sacred Heart University Club*, Johnson and Wales University; Southwestern Connecticut; Eastern Connecticut State University*; Clarkson University* and the University of Hartford*

* Denotes NCFA, North Atlantic Conference Opponent..

Freedom and Unity is used to stress the importance of individual personal freedom balanced by concern for the common good of the community in general.

Mount Mansfield at 4,380 feet in the Green Mountains is the highest point in the state.

160 miles long and 80 miles wide.

The estimated population in Vermont as of July 1, 2016 was 624,594 per the U.S. Census Bureau.

Yes, it recognizes them as having all the same rights and responsibilities as legal marriage. Civil union licenses were issued in Vermont from July 1, 2000 until August 31, 2009. Same-sex marriage was legalized beginning September 1, 2009 and no further civil union licenses can be issued.

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The address of the Randolph Area Historical Society is: 4311 Upper 291St Street East, Randolph, MN 55065

The current Governor of Vermont is Peter Shumlin (D). Shumlin assumed office as the 81st Governor of Vermont on January 6, 2011. He was re-elected for the term to run from January 2013 to January 2015.