Vermont's largest city is also the State's major economic
and metropolitan center. Burlington, nestles next to
Lake Champlain. It is bounded by picturesque views of
the Green Mountains to the east, and New York's Adirondacks
to the west across the lake. There is easy access to
the city by auto (US 7 and I-89 at Exits 13 and 14,
and through Winooski at Exits 15 and 16); by water via
private boat or ferry from Port Kent, New York; and
by air through Burlington International Airport (BTV).
Regularly rated near the top of most liveable cities
in the U.S., Burlington is a lively community with a
dazzling waterfront, a thriving pedestrian mall home
to many cultural and festive events, and at the crest
of the city's hill, the University of Vermont and Champlain
College. Water, mountains, camping and skiing are minutes
away.
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Chittenden |
| Population |
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38,889 |
| Tax Rate |
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$2.057 |
| Eq. Value |
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$2,305,279,102 |
| City Clerk |
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149 Church Street 802.865.7000 |
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