Berlin

Chartered as a Vermont township in 1763, Berlin grew into a rural community on the Dog River in central Vermont. The town lies south of Montpelier, where the Dog River meets the Winooski River, and its terrain rises from river valleys toward the Green Mountains. Rather than a single compact downtown, Berlin is defined by dispersed hamlets, farms, wooded slopes and routes linking Vermont’s capital with the rest of the state. Its charter belongs to the era of the New Hampshire Grants, issued before Vermont became a state. Central Vermont Medical Center also makes Berlin an important service center for the surrounding area. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of central Vermont.

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