Vermont

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Read about our journey through Vermont Emily's Journal Hailey's Journal

State Quarter


All pictures are From: Meeks, Harold A., and John McCardell. "Vermont." //World Book Student.// World Book, 2010. Web. 29 April 2010.

Other Information:
Montpelier, Vermont
 * State Capital**

Montpeiler, State House Brattleboro, Fort Dummer The Bennington Monument, Bennington Marble Exhibit, Protractor
 * Historical Sites**

Mount Mansfield, 4,393 feet
 * Highest Points**

Lake Champlain, 95 feet
 * Lowest point**

Randolph, Allis State Park Bennington, Woodford State Park Green Mountain National Park, Bennington Meissisauoi National Wildlife Refuge, Near Swanton
 * State or National Parks**

Burlington, John Dewey Bellow Falls, Carlton Fisk John Deere, Ruthland George Dewey,Montpelier
 * Famous People**

Johnson, Johnson State College Northfield, Norwich University Bennington College, Bennington Vermont College,Burlington
 * College or University**

Burlington, UVN Men's Ice Hockey Burlington, Frost Heaves Men's Basketball Woman's Basketball, Burlington
 * Professional Sporting Event**

1. Burlington 2. Rutland 3. Springfield 4. Bennington 5. Mountpeliar 6.Newport
 * Largest Cities**

January: 17 Degrees Fahrenheit July: 68 Degrees Fahrenheit Average Precipitation: 39 inches
 * Average Temperature**

Bennington, Bennington Battle Monument Springfield, Eureka School House Bolton Valley, Bolton Valley Shelburne, Shelburne Museum Monkey House, Winnooski
 * Other Points of Interest**