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| Interesting Facts Map | Capital: Montpelier Largest City: Burlington |  |
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Interesting Facts ~ Vermont is the 17th most populous and the 45th most extensive of the 50 states ~ ~The state attained statehood on March 4, 1791, becoming the 14th state to join the union ~ ~ Vermont was previously an independent country for 14 years, 1777 to 1791 ~ ~ Independent state, Vermont Republic was created after a revolt by Green Mountain Boys ~ ~ 1968, legislators decided to enact a state wide ban on the installation of billboards ~ ~ John Calvin Coolidge Jr. was 30th president of the United States was born on 4th July, 1872 ~ ~ John Calvin Coolidge Jr. is the only 4th of July president born on Independence Day ~ ~ John Deere, started in a small town of Rutland. ~ ~ Thomas Davenport is another famous inventor, who invented the first battery car ~ ~ Norwich University is the oldest military college in the country, located in Northfield ~ ~ First platform scale was built in 1830 by Thaddeus Fairbanks ~ ~ Justin Morrell is known as the father of agricultural colleges ~ ~ Largest number of Cadillac cars, 298, ever to be in a parade in Barton ~ ~ First fishing spoon lure was invented in 1834 by Julio Buel ~ ~ State produces more maple syrup than any other state. New York is the second largest ~ ~ State stands out as a place with no skyscrapers ~ State was last to have a Walmart ~ ~ State with the lowest crime rate ~ State insect is the honey bee ~ ~ State capital is the smallest state capital in the USA ~ ~ State is one of the six New England states ~ ~ State is the birthplace of the well-known ice cream brand, Ben & Jerry’s ~ ~ State has no direct access to the Atlantic ~ ~ State opened the first railroad in 1848 was the Central Vermont Railway ~ ~ State has the only state capital that does not have a McDonald’s ~ ~ First African American to graduate from college in the USA ~ ~ Vermont and Maine are the two most rural states in the nation ~ ~ The state legislature adopted the current flag on June 1, 1923 ~ ~ First postage stamp made in the U.S. was made in Brattleboro in 1846 ~ ~~~~~~~~ |
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