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What is VT?VT is all about the state of Vermont Interesting Facts about VermontCapital of Vermont - Montpelier Population of Vermont - 608,827 Vermont entered the Union March 4, 1791 as the 14th state Motto of Vermont is Freedom and Unity Nickname of Vermont is Green Mountain state Flower of Vermont is Red clover Bird of Vermont is Hermit Thrush Song "These Green Mountains" by Diane Martin Origin of Name Vermont - From the French vert mont, meaning green mountain Major Industries in Vermont - Dairy Farming, Machine and Machine Tool Manufacturing, Tourism Historical Sites in Vermont - Bennington Battle Monument, the Calvin Coolidge Homestead at Plymouth Points of Interest in Vermont - Ski Areas
Bordering States - Vermont borders New York, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Camping in VT - Over 100 campgrounds are waiting in VT Golfing in Vermont - Designed by the likes of Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones, with fairway layouts that range from lakeside and mountain locations to sweeping valley vistas, Vermont's courses offer some of the finest settings and most exhilarating challenges in the country. Hiking in Vermont - The Long Trail - It's a 270-mile footpath along the spine of the Green Mountains perfect for day hikes, a weekend overnighter, or and extended hike. Recreational FacilitiesVERMONT STATE PARKS offer over 50 parks statewide - camping, day use, swimming, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, skiing and snowshoeing BURTON ISLAND STATE PARK - There are 3 miles of shoreline, hiking trails, a nature center/museum, park store and food service, boat rental. WATERBURY CENTER STATE PARK - is a 90-acre peninsula with picnic sites, tables, hibachis, swimming beach, nature trail, boat ramp and restrooms. LAKE CARMI STATE PARK - is a 1375-acre surface area, is the fourth largest natural lake entirely within Vermont. MAIDSTONE STATE PARK - The lake offers good lake trout and salmon fishing and has had some outstanding record catches.
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