Vermont Counties Map (Historical Reference)

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Vermont County Map with Cities

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Historical reference data — not verified current. These county polygons come from a legacy Basemap dataset of unverified vintage. Administrative boundaries, county-equivalent definitions and counts may differ from current U.S. Census records. Do not use for official decisions.
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Explore this historical reference layer and search its county or county-equivalent names and FIPS identifiers.

State
Vermont
State FIPS
50
Dataset features
14
Dataset status
Historical / unverified

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County and County-Equivalent Reference List

Alphabetical list as contained in the bundled historic dataset. This is not a verified current count.

County / equivalentFIPS (dataset)
Addison50001
Bennington50003
Caledonia50005
Chittenden50007
Essex50009
Franklin50011
Grand Isle50013
Lamoille50015
Orange50017
Orleans50019
Rutland50021
Washington50023
Windham50025
Windsor50027

14 reference entries

Source limitations: Geometry from bundled Basemap UScounties shapefile (EPSG:4269), source vintage not verified. Do not quote its numeric totals as present-day administrative counts. Downloaded SVG files include no legal accuracy warranty.


Understanding the county-equivalent system in Vermont

Some city and county boundaries overlap, while unincorporated areas lie outside municipal limits. County maps must state the record year and jurisdiction definition. County-equivalent units are the level used in many Census datasets; state-level terminology and changes over time can affect counts and boundaries.

Examples of Vermont county GEOIDs

Legacy reference name Five-digit GEOID County part
Addison 50001 001
Bennington 50003 003
Caledonia 50005 005
Chittenden 50007 007
Essex 50009 009
Franklin 50011 011

The first two FIPS digits identify the state in this dataset (50); the following three digits identify a county or county-equivalent record. Preserve leading zeros when storing these IDs in spreadsheets, CSV or databases.

How to read and verify the county map

  1. Start with the state outline and use the on-page search to find a county or full FIPS code.
  2. Check whether the entry represents a county, parish, borough, census area or independent city.
  3. Use the source-year label when referencing boundaries or computing statistics.
  4. For modern population, area or county-seat statistics, join this table to a verified dated government source rather than guessing from the map.

County lists versus postal addresses

A ZIP code, county name and postal city serve different purposes. A mailing address can use a neighboring city’s name, and one ZIP can intersect several counties. Use a point-in-polygon lookup against a properly dated jurisdiction layer when an exact address-to-county answer matters.

Official data to cross-check

The U.S. Census Bureau publishes 2025 Gazetteer county tables with area and representative coordinate fields, and TIGER/Line boundaries. The Gazetteer files do not include population; a separately dated Census or ACS table is required for that value.

10 questions about Vermont

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How many counties or county equivalents are listed for Vermont?

The bundled reference currently contains 14 entries for Vermont. Because the underlying source vintage is not confirmed against the latest Census release, verify the authoritative current count before quoting it.

What is the county FIPS code for Vermont?

Vermont has state-level FIPS prefix 50. A complete county GEOID combines the two-digit state code and a three-digit county code. For example, Addison has the stored GEOID 50001.

How do I locate a county on the Vermont map?

Use the county-name/FIPS table and consult an authoritative labeled map to match a name to its boundary. A point near a border needs a precise coordinate-based check.

Can I download a blank Vermont county map?

Check the associated printable-map page. County outlines require actual county geometry; an exterior state outline alone does not provide individual county borders.

Does the list include all current county equivalents in Vermont?

The page displays records in the bundled historical reference, not a certified current list. Independent cities and similar county equivalents require careful definition.

Is the Vermont county data from the latest Census year?

No current-vintage certification is claimed for this local dataset. Compare names and GEOIDs against a dated TIGER/Line or Census Gazetteer file.

What is the difference between a county and a ZIP Code in Vermont?

County boundaries are government/statistical administrative areas; ZIP Codes are postal delivery identifiers and often cross counties. ZIP Code Tabulation Areas are Census approximations.

Can I look up a Vermont county by address?

An authoritative geocoding service or Census Geocoder can map an address to an official county. County names alone do not determine the county of every address.

Where do I find county population and land area for Vermont?

Use a named Census population-estimate vintage for people and a Gazetteer/TIGER data year for area. Avoid mixing Census years when calculating density or ranks.

Can I use Vermont county borders for property or legal decisions?

No. The reference is intended for education and general exploration. Property and administrative boundary decisions require current authoritative local records and licensed surveys where appropriate.

Editorial and data status: This is an unpublished reference draft. The information must be checked before the page can be treated as current geographic data or production-ready research.