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State Abbreviation - VT
State Capital - Montpelier
Largest City - Burlington
Area - 9,615 square miles [Vermont is the 45th biggest state in the USA]
Population - 626,630 (as of 2013) [Vermont is the 49th most populous state in the USA]
Name for Residents - Vermonters
Major Industries - maple syrup, farming (dairy), tourism, electronics, forest products (especially paper)

Presidential Birthplace
Chester Alan Arthur was born in Fairfield on October 5, 1830 (he was the 21th US President, serving from 1881 to 1885).
Calvin Coolidge was born in Plymouth on July 4, 1872 (he was the 30th US President, serving from 1923 to 1929).

Major Rivers - Connecticut River, West River, Otter River
Major Lakes - Lake Champlain, Lake Memphremagog
Highest Point - Mt. Mansfield - 4,393 feet (1,339 m) above sea level
Number of Counties - 14
Bordering States - Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York
Bordering Country - Canada

Origin of the Name Vermont - The name Vermont comes from the French words for green mountain, "mont vert."
State Nickname - Green Mountain State
State Motto - "Freedom and Unity "
State Song - These Green Mountains

Vermont State Symbols and Emblems:

State Flag Vermont's official state flag was adopted in 1923. The flag features Vermont's coat-of-arms on a field of deep blue. The coat-of-arms pictures a large pine tree, a cow, bales of hay, and sheaves of wheat . Vermont's mountains are pictured in the background. A stag's head is mounted over the scene. Boughs of pine needles wrap around the coat-of-arms. "VERMONT" and the state's motto, "FREEDOM AND UNITY," are written on a red ribbon under the scene.

Animal Symbols:

State Bird Hermit thrush

State Animal Morgan horse

State Butterfly Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus)

State Insect Honeybee (Apis mellifera)

State Cold Water Fish Brook trout

State Warm Water Fish Walleye

State Amphibian Northern leopard frog

Plant Symbols:

State Flower Red clover

State Tree Sugar maple

Earth Symbols:

State Rocks Granite, marble, and slate

State Minerals Talc and grossular garnet

State Soil Tunbridge (unofficial)

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