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1. www.reddit.com › vermont_what_state_is_that_inVermont? What state is that in? : r/vermont - Reddit

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   The 9,800 square mile void between New York and New Hampshire, just north of Massachusetts and south of Quebec. Founded in 1791, 1st state to join the union after the 13 original colonies.

2. www.reddit.com › r › vermontWhere should I live in Vermont? : r/vermont - Reddit

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   Burlington- unless you have to live there - I wouldn't. High rent - drug issues - crime issues. Montpelier - probably best option you listed - downtown community - higher rents than Barre less than stowe or Burlington. Please also take into account there is an extreme housing shortage currently in vermont, make sure you can find housing before ...

3. www.reddit.com › r › vermontPeople of Vermont, what is it like living there? : r/vermont

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   Vermont gets a really bad rap but for me it's great. I really love and value the low population. Theres less traffic on the roads, less commute times, theres parking if you want to go shopping or just take walks down the main city streets. There are no natural disasters, not a lot of violence. It's rural. I like that.

4. www.vermontpublic.org › local-news › 2022/08/24Long known for its dwindling population, Vermont sees a ...

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   Aug 24, 2022 · The conventional wisdom has been that Vermont is a state people move from, rather than to. ... there's a Vermont sub-Reddit where people on Reddit talk about life in ...

5. www.statesofreddit.comStates of Reddit

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   Web site to browse the subreddits of the 50 U.S. states Alabama subreddit ... Texas subreddit. Utah subreddit. Vermont subreddit. Virginia subreddit. Washington ...

6. infographicsite.com › infographic › state-subredditState Subreddit Population Percentages: Key Insights

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   Comparing State Subreddit Populations with City Subreddit Populations. Significant differences exist between state and city subreddit populations. For example, the 50 largest American cities collectively have nearly one million subreddit subscribers. This indicates a strong preference for city-specific subreddits over state-wide ones.

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   Is there a Vermont sub-reddit?

   • You know one thing that I've noticed an uptick in — and this is such a small, tiny thing — but there's a Vermont sub-Reddit where people on Reddit talk about life in Vermont, and every day there are at least two or three posts on, "Where should I move in Vermont?

   Long known for its dwindling population, Vermont sees ... - Vermont Pu…

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   Does Vermont have a big influx of new residents?

   • That's a change up from where you might work in an office in your day-to-day life. Vermont is not the only New England state that has seen a real big influx of people. Maine and New Hampshire both gained about 15,000 new residents, apparently. That's more than doubled the year before the pandemic.

   Long known for its dwindling population, Vermont sees ... - Vermont Pu…

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   What is the problem with Vermont & New Hampshire?

   • The problem with Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine are the people who move here and change it. Hear me out, please. I’m not saying people shouldn’t move here, but these states have had small populations and have always had people moving here for the “way of life” but they vote and bring things in that change the way of life.

   People of Vermont, what is it like living there? : r/vermont - Reddit

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   Does Vermont have a population growth rate?

   • Vermont experienced the highest net population growth the state has seen in at least the last decade, with nearly 5,000 people moving to the Green Mountain State between 2020 and 2021, according to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau estimates.

   Long known for its dwindling population, Vermont sees ... - Vermont Pu…

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   Is Vermont a liberal city?

   • Sure, people would say Vermont is "liberal", but it has more texture than that, compare Burlington & Montpelier with almost any other town. I also love the Adirondacks, they might be the most underrated beauty on the planet -- and we're not that far, and while people kvetch about the economy in VT, the economy in the Adirondacks is... Worse.

   People of Vermont, what is it like living there? : r/vermont - Reddit

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   Is it possible to live in a rural area in VT?

   • You're either in the middle of urban/urban sprawl or the middle of nowhere. There's no real option to work in the city and live in rural area. In VT it is possible to live rurally and commute 30 minutes to a job in a more populated area (granted, we do not have any cities the size of PHX).

   People of Vermont, what is it like living there? : r/vermont - Reddit

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8. infographicsite.com › infographic › subreddit-member10 Surprising Subreddit Member Counts by State

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   Sep 9, 2024 · Comprehensive Overview of Subreddit Member Counts by State. As of January 1, 2016, there were approximately 400,000 subscribers across all 50 state subreddits on Reddit. The average number of subscribers for a state subreddit was 8,081, while the median number of subscribers was 6,085.