Addison, Vermont
- Addison County
- Chartered: October 14, 1761
- Area: 31,327 Acres / 48.95 Square Miles
- Population (US Census, 2000): 1,393
- Population Density (persons per square mile): 28.5
- Tax Rate: $2.057 ('04)
The town of Addison, Vermont, is west of Middlebury. It is still very much an agriculturally based town. The topography is rolling and the sky is big. Addison's western border is Lake Champlain, so some of the Addison Real Estate boasts lake and/or Adirondack Mountain views. In the center of Addison town is Dead Creek Waterfowl Area. This is a beautiful spot, where you can canoe, fish and hunt. There is also the Dead Creek Water Fowl Preserve as this region is a "fly zone" for the Canada Goose and the Snow Goose during migration. Sometimes you drive west on Route 17 and the fields are "white" with Snow Geese. On the western side of Addison is Snake Mountain. Snake Mountain offers great hiking-and from the top, the views up and down the Champlain Valley are incredible.
SCHOOLS
- Addison Northwest Supervisory Union 802-877-3332
- Addison Central School 802-759-2131
- Vergennes Union High School 800-640-2938
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