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Danby, Vermont, New England USA

14901 Views Danby, Earl of Danby, Thomas Osborne

About Danby, Vermont Rutland County Chartered: August 27, 1761 (New Hampshire Grant) Area: 26,672 Acres = 41.68 Square Miles [

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Moseley Covered Bridge, Northfield, Vermont

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Moseley Northfield John Moseley, 1899 Kingpost, 80′, spanning Stony Brook on Stony Brook Road, approximately a mile west of Route 12A.

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Lower Fairfax Covered Bridge, Fairfax, Vermont

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Sanderson Covered Bridge, Brandon, Vermont

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MacMillan Covered Bridge, Grafton,Vermont

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Quechee, Vermont, New England USA

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About Quechee, Vermont Village in the town of Hartford, Windsor County Coordinates (Geographic Center): N 72° 25′ W 43°38′ Altitude: 580 feet ASL Census

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North Hero, Vermont, New England USA

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Westford, Vermont, New England USA

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Bolton, Vermont, New England USA

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