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Spring/Summer 2008 Business Travel Guide

Just the facts

Population by county
  2005 2004
Chittenden 149,613 149,286
Rutland 63,743 63,616
Washington 59,478 59,068
Windsor 58,028 58,023
Franklin 47,914 47,556
Windham 44,143 44,284
Bennington 36,999 36,956
Addison 36,965 36,865
Caledonia 30,440 30,464
Orange 29,287 29,189
Orleans 27,640 27,372
Lamoille 24,495 24,418
Grand Isle 7,703 7,643
Essex 6,602 6,654
Statewide (49th in the United States) 623,050 621,394
Area (43rd in nation) 9,276 square miles
Burlington (largest city) 2005: 38,531
(Source: U.S. Census Bureau)
Government
Capital:

Montpelier

Governor: James Douglas (R)
Legislature: 150 representatives, 30 senators
Non-farm businesses by county
2004 2003
Addison 1,160 1,111
Bennington 1,538 1,534
Caledonia 951 943
Chittenden 5,461 5,291
Essex 144 130
Franklin 1,104 1,056
Grand Isle 191 166
Lamoille 1,022 954
Orange 840 782
Orleans 873 847
Rutland 2,360 2,314
Washington 2,329 2,248
Windham 1,871 1,824
Windsor 2,252 2,198
Statewide 22,096 21,398
(Private, non-farm establishments with paid employees. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis)
Labor force by county
2005 2003 Unemp. Rate 2005
Addison 21,550 21,750 3.3%
Bennington 20,150 20,450 3.6
Caledonia 16,800 15,900 3.8
Chittenden 88,750 94,000 3.1
Essex 3,350 2,950 3.7
Franklin 26,250 25,800 3.8
Grand Isle 4,300 4,050 4.9
Lamoille 14,950 13,050 3.8
Orange 16,550 16,650 3.2
Orleans 14,450 13,500 5.0
Rutland 36,250 32,300 3.6
Washington 34,700 34,250 3.6
Windham 25,050 23,300 3.4
Windsor 32,900 32,750 2.9
Statewide 355,900 350,700 3.5
(Not seasonally adjusted. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment Statistics and Vermont Department of Employment & Training)
Per capita income
2004 2003
Vermont $31,780 30,146
United States 33,050 31,484
Vermont percentage
of National 96% 96%
(Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis-Estimate)
Per capita income per county
County 2004 2003
Addison $29,774 $28,410
Bennington 33,027 31,583
Caledonia 26,186 24,930
Chittenden 37,204 35,382
Essex 19,608 18,596
Franklin 27,077 25,846
Grand Isle 30,944 29,630
Lamoille 30,902 29,181
Orange 27,017 25,778
Orleans 25,560 24,324
Rutland 30,638 28,627
Washington 32,768 31,009
Windham 31,521 29,780
Windsor 32,716 30,842
(Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis)

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