Tunbridge

Tunbridge straddles the First Branch of the White River in Vermont's Upper Valley, where the narrow river corridor has long shaped the placement of farms, hamlets and road links. The town's rural identity is visible in its 19th-century covered bridges, timber structures associated with Vermont's historic road network. Each September, the Tunbridge World's Fair brings livestock exhibitions, farm competitions and local traditions to the community; established in 1867, it remains one of Vermont's enduring agricultural gatherings. Tunbridge unfolds across working countryside and small settlements, with the Green Mountains rising west of the valley. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Tunbridge and Vermont's Upper Valley.

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