List of Counties in Vermont - List

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County FIPS Code
Shire Town
Created
Formed from
Etymology
Population
Area
Map
Addison County 001 Middlebury 1785 Part of Rutland County. Joseph Addison, an English politician and writer. 700436821000000000036,821 7002770000000000000770 sq mi
(1,995 km²)
Bennington County 003 Bennington 1779 One of the original two counties. Benning Wentworth, the colonial governor of New Hampshire . 700437125000000000037,125 7002676000000000000676 sq mi
(70031751000000000001,751 km2)
Caledonia County 005 St. Johnsbury 1792 Part of Orange County. Latin name for Scotland. 700431227000000000031,227 7002651000000000000651 sq mi
(70031686000000000001,686 km2)
Chittenden County 007 Burlington 1787 Part of Addison County. Thomas Chittenden, first governor of Vermont . 7005156545000000000156,545 7002539000000000000539 sq mi
(70031396000000000001,396 km2)
Essex County 009 Guildhall 1792 Part of Orange County. Essex, a county in England. 70036306000000000006,306 7002665000000000000665 sq mi
(70031722000000000001,722 km2)
Franklin County 011 St. Albans (city) 1792 Part of Chittenden County. Benjamin Franklin, one of the most critical Founding Fathers of the United States. 700447746000000000047,746 7002637000000000000637 sq mi
(70031650000000000001,650 km2)
Grand Isle County 013 North Hero 1802 Part of Chittenden County and Franklin County. Largest island in Lake Champlain. 70036970000000000006,970 700183000000000000083 sq mi
(7002215000000000000215 km2)
Lamoille County 015 Hyde Park 1835 Parts of Chittenden County, Franklin County, Orleans County and Washington County. La Mouelle (meaning the seagull), named by French explorer Samuel de Champlain . 700424475000000000024,475 7002461000000000000461 sq mi
(70031194000000000001,194 km2)
Orange County 017 Chelsea 1781 Part of Cumberland County. William of Orange, Prince of Orange. 700428936000000000028,936 7002689000000000000689 sq mi
(70031785000000000001,785 km2)
Orleans County 019 Newport (city) 1792 Part of Chittenden County and Orange County. City of Orléans, France. 700427231000000000027,231 7002697000000000000697 sq mi
(70031805000000000001,805 km2)
Rutland County 021 Rutland (city) 1781 Part of Bennington County. Town of Rutland, Massachusetts. 700461642000000000061,642 7002932000000000000932 sq mi
(70032414000000000002,414 km2)
Washington County 023 Montpelier 1810 Parts of Orange County, Caledonia County, and Chittenden County. George Washington, first President of the United States . 700459534000000000059,534 7002690000000000000690 sq mi
(70031787000000000001,787 km2)
Windham County 025 Newfane 1779
(as Cumberland County)
(renamed 1781)
One of the original two counties. Town of Windham, Connecticut. 700444513000000000044,513 7002789000000000000789 sq mi
(70032044000000000002,044 km2)
Windsor County 027 Woodstock 1781 Part of Cumberland County. Town of Windsor, Connecticut. 700456670000000000056,670 7002971000000000000971 sq mi
(70032515000000000002,515 km2)

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