Town Name: Sutton
Population: 913
Size: 38.4 mi²
A Rural Town with Deep Roots
Chartered in 1782 as Billymead, Sutton adopted its current name later on. Once home to multiple town centers—Sutton, Summit, and Sutton Depot—the town has since consolidated into one central village.
What Makes Sutton Unique?
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Scenic Landscape – Divided by four ridges (North, East, West, and South), Sutton offers rolling farmland and mountain views.
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Farming & Agriculture – A strong tradition of dairy farms, maple sugaring, and small homesteads.
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Proximity to Orleans County – Located on the northern edge of Caledonia County, close to the Northeast Kingdom’s natural beauty.
Things to Do
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Outdoor Adventure – Enjoy hiking, hunting, and snowmobiling through the vast rural landscape.
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Local Farms & Sugarhouses – Experience fresh Vermont maple syrup and locally raised produce.
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Quiet Country Living – Ideal for those seeking a slower pace and deep connection to nature.
Fun Facts
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Early maps from the 1800s show three separate villages in Sutton.
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Despite its rural nature, Sutton has easy access to nearby towns like Lyndonville and Burke.
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The town’s landscape remains largely unchanged, preserving its historic charm and farming heritage.
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