Cities in Vermont
Every one of the 40 Census places in Vermont is listed below, biggest first. Each city page carries the Vermont lending rules that apply to a borrower there, with sources.
All places in Vermont
- Burlington 44,528
- South Burlington 21,043
- Rutland 15,630
- Essex Junction 10,817
- Barre 8,387
- Winooski 8,251
- Montpelier 7,991
- St. Albans 6,935
- Newport 4,336
- Bellows Falls 2,769
- Vergennes 2,566
- Swanton 2,385
- Morrisville 2,334
- North Bennington 1,705
- Enosburg Falls 1,345
- Johnson 1,327
- Lyndonville 1,211
- Poultney 1,098
- Woodstock 937
- Ludlow 789
- Orleans 773
- Manchester 771
- Jeffersonville 756
- Barton 726
- Derby Line 666
- Derby Center 634
- Alburgh 609
- North Troy 603
- Saxtons River 472
- Newbury 458
- Wells River 451
- Hyde Park 425
- Westminster 288
- West Burke 277
- Marshfield 265
- Jacksonville 218
- Cambridge 197
- Albany 178
- Old Bennington 132
- Newfane 92
Common questions
What is on a city page, and why does my city have one?
Lending rules are written at the state level, while pricing is decided borrower by borrower. A city page shows both: the sourced rules for your state and the Census context for your area.
Can my rate change because of the city I live in?
Rarely, if ever. A lender licensed in a state applies one pricing model across it. Your rate turns on your credit profile, your income and your debt-to-income ratio — the city does not enter into it.