Searsburg

Searsburg has served as a rural settlement in Vermont’s Green Mountains since the late 18th century. Much of the town lies within the Green Mountain National Forest, where wooded ridges and upland wetlands shape a notably undeveloped stretch of southern Vermont. The Deerfield River has its headwaters in Searsburg before flowing south and east through Massachusetts to the Connecticut River. Route 9, the Molly Stark Byway, crosses the town and links Bennington with Brattleboro along a high forest route. Searsburg was chartered in 1780. Browse other webcams across southern Vermont to place Searsburg in a wider geographic context.

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