Town Name: Canaan 
Population: 896
Area: 33.4 SQ MILES
A Unique Crossroads of Cultures
Founded in 1782, Canaan sits at the northernmost and easternmost point of Vermont, bordered by New Hampshire to the east and Quebec to the north. The town includes the village of Beecher Falls, which lies at the confluence of the Connecticut River and Halls Stream.
What Makes Canaan Special?
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A town rich in French-Canadian heritage, with 26% of residents speaking French as their primary language.
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Home to Beecher Falls, once the largest furniture factory east of Michigan, opening in 1895.
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The Annual North Country Moose Festival, a celebration of local wildlife and culture.
Things to Do
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Outdoor Adventures: ATV riding, biking, hiking, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, and bird watching.
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Local Attractions:
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April’s Maple – A must-visit for locally made maple syrup and Vermont treats.
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Canaan Community Forest – Perfect for hiking and nature walks.
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Canaan Recreation Park – A great spot for family-friendly fun.
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Fun Facts
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Canaan is one of New England’s "Little Canadas", with deep Quebecois roots and traditions.
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A true four-season town, with spectacular foliage in fall, snowmobiling in winter, and outdoor festivals in summer.
Schools:
- K-8: Canaan Schools
- High School: Canaan Schools
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