Vermont is located in the Northeastern area of the United States and is the 45th largest state in the Nation by area. It is nicknamed the “Green Mountain State.”
The state’s total population is around 621,254 which make it the 49th most populated state in the nation. Its demographics are as follows; 97.95% Caucasian; 0.89% African American; 0.97% American Indian; 1.24% Asian American; 0.04% Mixed. The economy for this state is based on mining, cattle ranching, salt production and government services to name a few. Vermont’s gross state product is estimated at $23 billion, with a per capita income of $32,770.
Vermont’s largest city is Burlington with an estimated population of 39,148, the next largest city is Rutland with 17,103 and then South Burlington with 16,285.
Vermont has a continental moist climate and is known for its muddy season in the spring. The summers here are warm and humid while the winters are cold. In winter temperatures range from -38-59 degrees and in summer from 41-101 degrees. The annual snowfall amounts for Vermont are between 60-100 inches dependant only on the elevation. The state is known for its wonderful cross-country and downhill skiing areas.