Vermont Interactive Learning Lab

Click or tab through the map to explore Vermont’s cities, coast, islands, and history.

Explore 10 clickable locations
Labeled map of Vermont showing towns, mountains, lakes and rivers
Vermont — The Green Mountain State

Population: 644,663 (July 2025 U.S. Census estimate) · Capital: Montpelier · Statehood: March 4, 1791 (14th state) · Total area: approximately 9,616 square miles · State bird: Hermit thrush · State flower: Red clover · State tree: Sugar maple · Motto: Freedom and Unity · Highest point: Mount Mansfield (4,393 feet)

Tip: Use Tab and Enter to explore the highlighted map zones without a mouse.
Location Information and Narration
Reading accessibility:Each activity window can be moved, collapsed, or closed.
🔎 Online Scavenger Hunt (12)

✓ Fact or Fiction (10)

Decide whether each statement is factual based on the reading.

🎭 Two Truths & a Lie (8)

Two statements are true. Select the ONE false statement.

🧭 Map Skills Quiz (10)

Use the Vermont map to determine the direction from one place to another. The map is oriented with north at the top.

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