The landscape around Williston is rolling ground in Vermont’s Lake Champlain basin, which has shaped both the town’s dispersed settlement pattern and its mix of farming, housing and commerce. Set east of Burlington and west of the Green Mountains, Williston combines a traditional village center with the busy Taft Corners commercial district, a major retail destination for the surrounding area. The town was chartered in 1763, during the era when New Hampshire grants established many Vermont communities. Wooded roads, open fields and small streams give its residential areas a distinctly inland character, while nearby Lake Champlain anchors the wider region. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of northwestern Vermont connects regionally.
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