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VERMONT
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- 1. VERMONT
- 2. In 1791 Vermont joined the US as the 14th state.
- 3. Nickname: The Green Mountain StateFrench: Vert mont - Vermont
- 4. Vermont is a New England state in the northeastern region of
- 5. Vermont is famous for:
- 6. Maple SyrupAutumn Splendor
- 7. Motto: Freedom and Unity Flag of VermontSeal of Vermont
- 8. Population: 626,042Capital: Montpelier (8,247)Largest city: Burlington (42,282)Area: 9,616 sq. mi (24,923 km2)Width: 80 miles (130 km)Length: 160 miles (260 km)
- 9. Lake Champlain, the major lake in Vermont, is the sixth-largest lake in the US.
- 10. BURLINGTON
- 11. MONTPELIER
- 12. State SymbolsState song – "These Green Mountains"State beverage – milkState
- 13. Facts about VermontMontpelier has the smallest population
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In 1791 Vermont joined the US as the 14th state.
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Слайд 8Population: 626,042
Capital: Montpelier (8,247)
Largest city: Burlington (42,282)
Area: 9,616 sq. mi
(24,923 km2)
Width: 80 miles (130 km)
Length: 160 miles (260 km)
Слайд 12State Symbols
State song – "These Green Mountains"
State beverage – milk
State pie – apple pie
State fruit – apple
State
flower – red clover
State mammal – Morgan horse
State rock – granite, marble, slate
State tree – sugar maple
Слайд 13 Facts about Vermont
Montpelier has the smallest population of any state
capital.
Vermont was the first state after the original 13 colonies
to join the United States.In ratio of cows to people, Vermont has the greatest number of dairy cows in the country.
Vermont makes more maple syrup, marble and monument granite than any other state.
Vermont's largest employer is IBM.
United States Presidents born in Vermont, Chester A. Arthur (1881, 23rd President) and Calvin Coolidge (1923, 30th President)
The area which is today Vermont was first explored by Frenchman Samuel de Champlain in 1609
Vermont’s state capitol building is one of only a few to have a gold dome.
The first Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream store opened in Burlington in 1978.
