Breaking down Vermont into a couple regions
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I think that looks pretty good, although I would put Smuggler's Notch in Northern VT |
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I consider Groton Northern VT... but then again im no local! Otherwise looks good! |
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Agreeing with others, Groton and Smuggs are definitely northern. |
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Groton is Central, it south of Rt 2. |
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So I just looked at your map and the northern/central boundary is pretty wacky... Looks like an election map drawn by republicans. |
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I think it should be 89 to route 2 as the north central line but whatever is decided Marshfield and Groton are essentially the same and should be in the same region. |
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Wolf Run is northern VT - Jericho, Smuggs is definitely northern vt, Honey Hollow is probably northern. Roger Klinger? |
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Prob I see with route 2 as the boundary is that area just south of St. J's would be considered central and there's no way that area over there is "central" VT. |
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Actually as a native Vermonter - there's not many of us - I have always considered St J and north as Northern VT and south to around Windsor area as central VT. I am open to whatever makes the most sense for visitors and also as we think about continued growth of climbing what areas will become congested and confusing versus what areas could be larger geographically but not have enough rock to become confusing. |
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New try: |
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Added map locations for Chittenden and Marshfield and eagle Hollow |