Tucked into Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom beside Lake Memphremagog and the Canadian border, Derby is a place whose character is shaped by its northern lake country and cross-border setting. The town reaches from rural Derby Center to Derby Line, where the international boundary is part of everyday geography. There, the Haskell Free Library and Opera House was built directly across the United States–Canada border: its entrance is in Vermont, while much of the library is in Quebec. Lake Memphremagog extends north into Quebec, giving this corner of Vermont a regional connection beyond its quiet roads and farms. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
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