List of census-designated places in Vermont

This page lists census-designated places (CDPs) in the U.S. state of Vermont. At the 2010 census, there were a total of 73 CDPs in Vermont.[1]

Census-Designated Places
CDP Population[2] County
Arlington 1,213 Bennington
Ascutney 540 Windsor
Barnet 129 Caledonia
Beecher Falls 177 Essex
Bennington 9,074 Bennington
Benson 308 Rutland
Bethel 569 Windsor
Bradford 788 Orange
Brandon 1,648 Rutland
Brattleboro 7,414 Windham
Bristol 2,030 Addison
Canaan 392 Essex
Castleton 1,485 Rutland
Cavendish 179 Windsor
Chester 1,005 Windsor
Concord 271 Essex
Danville 383 Caledonia
Dorset 249 Bennington
East Barre 826 Washington
East Burke 132 Caledonia
East Middlebury 425 Addison
East Montpelier 80 Washington
Fair Haven 2,269 Rutland
Fairlee 189 Orange
Glover 303 Orleans
Graniteville 784 Washington
Greensboro 109 Orleans
Greensboro Bend 232 Orleans
Groton 437 Caledonia
Hardwick 1,345 Caledonia
Hartland 380 Windsor
Hinesburg 658 Chittenden
Irasburg 163 Orleans
Island Pond 821 Essex
Lowell 228 Orleans
Manchester Center 2,120 Bennington
Middlebury 6,588 Addison
Milton 1,861 Chittenden
Newport Center 274 Orleans
North Hartland 302 Windsor
North Springfield 573 Windsor
North Westminster 247 Windham
Norwich 878 Windsor
Pittsford 740 Rutland
Plainfield 401 Washington
Proctorsville 454 Windsor
Putney 523 Windham
Quechee 656 Windsor
Randolph 1,974 Orange
Readsboro 321 Bennington
Richford 1,361 Franklin
Richmond 723 Chittenden
Rochester 299 Windsor
Shelburne 592 Chittenden
South Barre 1,219 Washington
South Royalton 694 Windsor
South Shaftsbury 683 Bennington
Springfield 3,979 Windsor
St. Johnsbury 6,193 Caledonia
Stowe 495 Lamoille
Troy 243 Orleans
Waitsfield 164 Washington
Wallingford 830 Rutland
Websterville 550 Washington
Wells 397 Rutland
West Brattleboro 2,740 Windham
West Rutland 2,024 Rutland
White River Junction 2,286 Windsor
Wilder 1,690 Windsor
Williamstown 1,162 Orange
Wilmington 463 Windham
Windsor 2,066 Windsor
Worcester 112 Washington

See also

References
  1. "2010 Census U.S. Gazetteer File for Places: Vermont". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved October 28, 2014.
  2. "Vermont: 2010 - Census Bureau" (PDF). United States Census Bureau.
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