Vermont

Maps & Population Facts

Vermont is the second least populated state in the United States. The majority of the state is relatively rural with a substantial portion of the population concentrated near Burlington, which sits on Lake Champlain across from the Adirondack Mountains.

Vermont is known for its lush countryside and for producing high quality authentic products, including maple syrup and cheese. The state ranks of the lowest in the nation for unemployment.

Income

Households in the state of Vermont earn slightly less money than the national median income, averaging 5% less per household.

Housing

Vermont has a median house price of $226,300. The cost of homeownership is comparable with other states. The cost of renting in Vermont is 6% less than the national average.

	Percent	Ranking
Renter Occupied Households	30%	40th
New Construction (Built after 2000)	15%	40th

Demographics

The median age in the state is 43. Vermont has a population that is significantly older than in comparison to the US median age.

Vermont ranks in the highest of the nation for having an educated population. The state has significantly more college graduates per resident than most states.