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Vermont: Time Zones, Counties, Cities & Map

Vermont uses Eastern Time.

Vermont in the United States
Eastern TimeUTC-05:00 in January; UTC-04:00 in JulyAll of VermontAmerica/New_York
BurlingtonRutlandBennington
Vermont and its counties (simplified outlines). Open in OpenStreetMap ↗
Resident population, July 2025
644,663
Land area
9,217 sq mi (23,873 km²)
Water area
398 sq mi (1,031 km²)
State FIPS code
50
Coordinates (central point)
44.058954, -72.671017
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These coordinates mark a central point for the area, not a street address.

Metro and micro areas in Vermont, largest first

1 metro area and 5 micro areas have counties in Vermont. One crosses into another state; its population is for the whole area. Populations are July 2025 estimates.

  1. Burlington-South Burlington, VT Metro Area227,803 people
  2. Lebanon-Claremont, NH-VT Micro Area224,500 people
  3. Rutland, VT Micro Area59,653 people
  4. Barre, VT Micro Area59,652 people
  5. Brattleboro, VT Micro Area45,204 people
  6. Bennington, VT Micro Area36,630 people

Every metro and micro area in the US

Largest towns, gores and grants in Vermont

  1. Town of Colchester, Chittenden County17,648 people
  2. Town of Bennington, Bennington County15,249 people
  3. Town of Brattleboro, Windham County12,122 people
  4. Town of Essex, Chittenden County11,516 people
  5. Town of Milton, Chittenden County10,769 people
  6. Town of Hartford, Windsor County10,736 people
  7. Town of Williston, Chittenden County10,144 people
  8. Town of Middlebury, Addison County9,175 people
  9. Town of Springfield, Windsor County9,084 people
  10. Town of Barre, Washington County8,005 people
  11. Town of Shelburne, Chittenden County7,969 people
  12. Town of St. Johnsbury, Caledonia County7,368 people

All 246 towns, gores and grants in Vermont, by county

Counties and equivalents, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Chittenden County, Vermont169,115 people
  2. Rutland County, Vermont59,653 people
  3. Washington County, Vermont59,652 people
  4. Windsor County, Vermont57,312 people
  5. Franklin County, Vermont51,177 people
  6. Windham County, Vermont45,204 people
  7. Addison County, Vermont38,048 people
  8. Bennington County, Vermont36,630 people
  9. Caledonia County, Vermont30,414 people
  10. Orange County, Vermont30,002 people
  11. Orleans County, Vermont27,600 people
  12. Lamoille County, Vermont26,294 people
All 14
  1. Grand Isle County, Vermont7,511 people
  2. Essex County, Vermont6,051 people

Cities, towns and communities, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Burlington, Vermont (city)44,675 people
  2. South Burlington, Vermont (city)20,756 people
  3. Rutland, Vermont (city)15,712 people
  4. Essex Junction, Vermont (city)10,803 people
  5. Bennington, Vermont (CDP)9,245 people
  6. Barre, Vermont (city)8,412 people
  7. Winooski, Vermont (city)8,293 people
  8. Montpelier, Vermont (city)8,014 people
  9. Brattleboro, Vermont (CDP)7,657 people
  10. Middlebury, Vermont (CDP)7,220 people
  11. St. Albans, Vermont (city)6,954 people
  12. Shelburne, Vermont (CDP)6,499 people
All 180
  1. St. Johnsbury, Vermont (CDP)5,859 people
  2. Newport, Vermont (city)4,394 people
  3. Springfield, Vermont (CDP)4,237 people
  4. Northfield, Vermont (CDP)3,766 people
  5. Milton, Vermont (CDP)3,555 people
  6. White River Junction, Vermont (CDP)3,364 people
  7. Wilder, Vermont (CDP)3,087 people
  8. Bellows Falls, Vermont (village)2,891 people
  9. West Brattleboro, Vermont (CDP)2,749 people
  10. Swanton, Vermont (village)2,670 people
  11. Morrisville, Vermont (village)2,664 people
  12. Vergennes, Vermont (city)2,565 people
  13. Fair Haven, Vermont (CDP)2,537 people
  14. Bristol, Vermont (CDP)2,142 people
  15. West Rutland, Vermont (CDP)2,125 people
  16. Windsor, Vermont (CDP)2,060 people
  17. Manchester Center, Vermont (CDP)2,037 people
  18. Randolph, Vermont (CDP)2,007 people

See all 180 cities, towns and communities in Vermont, largest first

ZIP Code areas, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. ZIP 0540131,662 people
  2. ZIP 0545222,626 people
  3. ZIP 0540320,614 people
  4. ZIP 0570120,382 people
  5. ZIP 0530116,955 people
  6. ZIP 0564116,936 people
  7. ZIP 0544616,452 people
  8. ZIP 0547815,580 people
  9. ZIP 0520114,998 people
  10. ZIP 0546813,324 people
  11. ZIP 0560212,250 people
  12. ZIP 0575311,094 people
All 265
  1. ZIP 0549510,956 people
  2. ZIP 0540810,019 people
  3. ZIP 050019,751 people
  4. ZIP 051569,116 people
  5. ZIP 058199,106 people
  6. ZIP 054888,469 people
  7. ZIP 054048,293 people
  8. ZIP 054827,969 people
  9. ZIP 058557,412 people
  10. ZIP 056636,840 people
  11. ZIP 054436,549 people
  12. ZIP 056616,227 people
  13. ZIP 058516,024 people
  14. ZIP 057336,015 people
  15. ZIP 054915,767 people
  16. ZIP 054655,735 people
  17. ZIP 054505,428 people
  18. ZIP 054545,364 people

See all 265 ZIP Code areas in Vermont, largest first

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Areas that only touch the edge

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