| State Motto | The Green Mountain State | |
| Capital City | Montpelier | |
| Location | 44.26648 N, 072.57185 | |
| Bird | Hermit Thrush | |
| Border States | Massachusetts - New Hampshire - New York | |
| Economy | Agriculture | |
| Flower | Red Clover | |
| Largest | City Burlington | |
| City Burlington | 9,273 sq.mi | |
| Population | 588,978 | |
| Statehood | March 4, 1791 | |
| Tree | Sugar Maple | |
| State Song: | "Hail, Vermont" | |
| Words and music by Josephine H. Perry | ||
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"Hail to Vermont! Lovely Vermont! Hail to Vermont so fearless! Sing we a song! Sing loud and long! To our little state so peerless! Green are her hills, clear are her rills. Fair are her lakes, and rivers and valleys; Blue are her skies, peaceful she lies, But when roused to a call she speedily rallies Hail to Vermont! Dear old Vermont! Our love for you is so great. We cherish your name, We laud! We acclaim! Our own Green Mountain State. Proud of Vermont. Lovely Vermont, Proud of her charm and her beauty; Proud of her name, proud of her fame, We're proud of her sense of duty; Proud of her past. Proud first and last. Proud of her lands and proud of her waters. Her men are true. Her women, too. We're proud of her sons and proud of her daughters Hail to Vermont! Dear old Vemont! Our love for you is great. We cherish your name, We laud! We acclaim! Our own Green Mountain State." |
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