Holland VT
Town Name: Holland 
Population: 632
Area: 38.2 SQ MILES
A Border Town with Deep Roots
Chartered in 1789, Holland was granted to Timothy Andrews and his associates, with its first settlers—Edmund Elliott and Joseph Cowell—arriving in 1800. The town was originally divided into quarter sections, giving each grantee about 160 acres. Its high elevation and proximity to the Canadian border have long defined its character, making it one of the snowiest and coolest towns in Orleans County.
What Makes Holland Unique?
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Highest Town in Orleans County – Holland’s elevation gives it a distinct climate, known for heavy snowfall and cooler temperatures.
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Bordering Canada – The town sits directly on the U.S.-Canada border, offering a unique international connection.
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Rich Agricultural Land – Historically, Holland had some of the most productive farmland in the county, with exceptional yields of hay, wheat, and oats.
Things to Do
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Hunting & Fishing – With its vast woodlands and access to Holland Pond, it’s a great spot for sportsmen.
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Explore Holland Pond – A peaceful retreat for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife spotting.
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Visit the Holland Community Center – The heart of local gatherings and town events.
Fun Facts
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Mac’s Party (1973) – A three-day rock festival brought an estimated 30,000+ people to this small town, creating one of Vermont’s most unexpected music events.
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Historic Farming Success – In the 1870s, Holland had the highest agricultural yields in Orleans County, a testament to its rich soil.
Holland is a town where rural charm meets rugged beauty.
Schools:
- K-6: Derby Elementary
- 7-8: North Country Junior High
- High School: North Country Union Junior High School
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