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Mega Van Lines
MEGA Van Lines offers a complete line of professional moving and storage solutions for long distance and local moves - we are your one-stop-shop for everything from affordable storage space to profes

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ALL-STATE VAN LINES INC
At All State Van Lines, customer care and satisfaction is our primary goal. We make it our top priority to deliver efficient worry free moving at a very affordable price. Each move is planned and coor

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A Professional Movers
A Professional Move is an established, full-service relocation company. We handle loading and unloading, container and materials selection, packing and unpacking, transportation, short and long-term s

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Excalibur Van Lines LLC
Our mission in Excalibur van lines is a complete satisfaction of our costumer , we are constantly working to provide each time the same level of quality. Our equipment are in top condition and our emp

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Budget Express Moving & Storage
Budget Express is a family owned and operated long distance moving company offering a variety of moving related services. We know that moving can be a stressful experience and that is why our first

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All Points Van Lines
All Points Van Lines, Inc. is uniquely positioned to anticipate and fulfill your every relocation need. We specialize in local and long distance U.S.A. moves. Whether you are moving next door or from

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AIR 1 MOVING & STORAGE INC
Air 1 Moving" is a well established, fully licensed, insured and bonded Moving & Storage Company based in North Hollywood and San Francisco, California. Our services range from local to long distance

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Galaxy Moving
Galaxymoving specializes in local and long distance moving and relocation. 25 years of experience have made us the masters of the moving industry, and our staff of moving experts take great pride in d


    

MOVING TO Vermont

Capital: Montpelier

State abbreviation/Postal code: Vt./VT

Governor: Jim Douglas, R (to Jan. 2009)

Lieut. Governor: Brian Dubie, R (to Jan. 2007)

Senators: Patrick Leahy, D (to Jan. 2011); Bernie Sanders, I (to Jan. 2013)

U.S. Representatives: 1

Historical biographies of Congressional members

Secy. of State: Deborah L. Markowitz, D (to Jan. 2009)

Treasurer: Jeb Spaulding, D (to Jan. 2009)

Atty. General: William Sorrell, D (to Jan. 2009)

Entered Union (rank): March 4, 1791 (14)

Present constitution adopted: 1793

Motto: Vermont, Freedom and Unity

State symbols:
flower red clover (1894)
tree sugar maple (1949)
bird hermit thrush (1941)
animal Morgan horse (1961)
insect honeybee (1978)
song “These Green Mountains” (2000)

Nickname: Green Mountain State

Origin of name: From the French “vert mont,” meaning “green mountain”

10 largest cities (2005 est.): Burlington, 38,531; Rutland, 17,046; South Burlington, 16,993; Barre, 9,128; Essex Junction, 8,841; Montpelier, 8,003; St. Albans, 7,476; Winooski, 6,353; Newport, 5,207; Northfield, 3,157

Land area: 9,250 sq mi. (23,958 sq km)

Geographic center: In Washington Co., 3 mi. E of Roxbury

Number of counties: 14

Largest county by population and area: Chittenden, 149,613 (2005); Windsor, 971 sq mi.

State forests: 300,000 ac.

State parks: 52

Residents: Vermonter

2005 resident population est.: 623,050

2000 resident census population (rank): 608,827 (49). Male: 298,337 (49.0%); Female: 310,490 (51.0%). White: 589,208 (96.8%); Black: 3,063 (0.5%); American Indian: 2,420 (0.4%); Asian: 5,217 (0.9%); Other race: 1,443 (0.2%); Two or more races: 7,335 (1.2%); Hispanic/Latino: 5,504 (0.9%). 2000 percent population 18 and over: 75.8; 65 and over: 12.7; median age: 37.7.

Tourism is a major industry in Vermont. Vermont's many famous ski areas include Stowe, Killington, Mt. Snow, Okemo, Jay Peak, and Sugarbush. Hunting and fishing also attract many visitors to Vermont each year. Among the many points of interest are the Green Mountain National Forest, Bennington Battle Monument, the Calvin Coolidge Homestead at Plymouth, and the Marble Exhibit in Proctor.

Vermont Facts

  1. Vermont was the first state admitted to the Union after the ratification of the Constitution.
     
  2. With a population of fewer than nine thousand people, Montpelier, Vermont is the smallest state capital in the U.S.
     
  3. Montpelier, Vermont is the only U.S. state capital without a McDonalds.
     
  4. In ratio of cows to people, Vermont has the greatest number of dairy cows in the country.
     
  5. Montpelier, Is the largest producer of maple syrup in the U.S.
     
  6. Vermont's largest employer isn't Ben and Jerry's, it's IBM.
     
  7. Until recently, the only way a Vermonter could get a drivers license with their photo on it was to drive to Montpelier.
     
  8. Vermont was, at various times, claimed by both New Hampshire and New York.
     
  9. Until 1996, Vermont was the only state without a Wal-Mart.
     
  10. Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream company gives their ice cream waste to the local Vermont farmers who use it to feed their hogs. The hogs seem to like all of the flavors except Mint Oreo.
     
  11. Rudyard Kipling, living in Vermont in the 1890's invented the game of snow golf.
     
  12. Vermont does not sell alcohol to out of state licenses, you must have a liquor ID in order to purchase alcohol at liquor stores and grocery stores. This doesn't apply to bars, but can affect those traveling through the state.
     
  13. U.S. President Calvin Coolidge was the only president born on the fourth of July. Born in Plymouth 7/4/1872.
     
  14. Vermont's state capitol building is one of only a few to have a gold dome. Atop the dome is a statue of Ceres.

* data from http://www.infoplease.com and http://www.50states.com
 
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