Town Name: Charleston 
Population: 1,021
Area: 38.61 mi²
A Town with a Naval Legacy
Originally named "Navy" by Commodore Abraham Whipple, the former Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Navy, Charleston was renamed in 1825 by the Vermont legislature.
What Makes Charleston Special?
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Two Distinct Villages: East Charleston and West Charleston are connected by Route 105 and the Clyde River.
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Echo Lake: A pristine, hillside lake, perfect for fishing, swimming, and boating.
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Close to Derby Center: Just a few miles east, offering easy access to shopping and amenities.
Things to Do
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Outdoor Adventures: Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, biking, hiking, swimming, kayaking, and boating.
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Local Attractions:
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Clyde River – A well-known paddling and fishing destination.
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Northwoods Stewardship Center – A hub for environmental education and outdoor programs.
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Pensioner Pond – A quiet, scenic spot for fishing and wildlife watching.
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Fun Facts
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Beavers populate the countryside and sometimes undercut the streamside silver maple trees, toppling them into the water and creating logjams.
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Echo Lake is known for being one of the cleanest lakes in the region, making it a hidden gem for nature lovers.
Schools:
- K-8: Charleston Elementary School
- High School: North Country Union High School
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