Most People Don't Know These 18 Super Tiny Towns In Vermont Exist
Erika Sweet
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As the state with the second lowest population in the country, as well as the smallest state capital by population (the only one with under 10,000 people), Vermont knows how to appreciate the small-town life. While you may have thought your town was tiny, you will be surprised how many communities are even more desolate and secluded. And I’m not even including all of the villages! Here are 18 incorporated tiny towns in Vermont that maintain a population below 300 people:
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There’s something about small towns in Vermont, isn’t there? Perhaps it’s because these microscopic towns are often some of the most charming towns in Vermont; their allure and mystique capture our attention and curiosity, along with their serenity and bucolic beauty.
Do you live in one of these tiny towns in Vermont? Or know anyone who lives there? Would you ever move to one of the smallest towns in Vermont?
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