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VT Center for Geographic InformationVT Geographic Area Codes StandardState, County, Town, Village, and RPC CodesVermont Center for Geographic InformationA Division of the Agency of Digital Services
VT Geographic Area Codes 010/14/2020Released for public commentApproved by the EGCReleased for public commentApproved by the EGCStandard History 1993 – Original Standard endorsed by VCGI Technical Advisory Committee.June 2000 – Minor update. Sherburne renamed to Killington, which resulted in a change to the towns FIPS6 code. Also changed referencesto Franklin/Grand Isle RPC (FG) to Northwest RPC (NW).December 2003 – Standard revised to reflect changes in CDP and village designations. Changes based on the following sources:o 2000 U.S. Census CDP and Village designations.o VT State Archives - Secretary of State’s Office. Legislative acts which have merged towns/villages.July 2004 – Standard revised to reflect allocation of Upper Valley-Lake Sunapee Commission (UV) towns to Two Rivers (TR). Also addedthree missing villages (Groton, S. Ryegate, Townshend) and moved Northfield Village from “historical” to active (the removal of Northfieldin the 2003 update was an error).July 2006 – Standard revised to change ‘Alburg’ to ‘Alburgh’ based on adoption by the Vermont Board of Libraries in April 2006.July 2017 – Second version of standard developed, replacing the former codes with new codes and concatenations. Non-incorporatedCensus Designated Places are excluded from the new standard (villages remain, as they are incorporated), and the Path Code field isdeprecated. Tshe following minor changes are also reflected:o Town of “Enosburg” changed to “Enosburgh” to reflect revised GNIS spelling (note: Enosburg Village remains the same)o “Bradford Village” disincorporatedAugust 2020 – The following minor changes are reflected:o Village of Waterbury disincorporatedo Village of Perkinsville disincorporated.o All abbreviations of Saint as ‘St.’ replaced with the full spelling of ‘Saint’1
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardAcknowledgementsThe Vermont Center for Geographic Information (VCGI) would like to thank the people who assisted in developing and reviewing this standard.Statutory Authority and Standard Review/ApprovalThe Vermont Center for Geographic Information (VCGI) has the statutory authority1 to craft and adopt VT GIS standards and guidelines. Over thepast 20 years, VCGI has worked with the VT GIS community to carefully craft these standards and guidelines, helping to ensure that Vermont GIS(VGIS) data “is compatible with, useful to” others in the VT GIS community.VCGI’s statutory authority in the creation of standards for the VT GIS community is defined by 10 V.S.A. § 123 c, excerpted below:Within the limits of available resources, the Center shall operate a program of standards development, data dissemination, andquality assurance, and shall perform the following duties: c.3. Develop, publish, maintain, and implement such VGISstandards as are necessary to assure that data are compatible with, useful to, and shared with all users of VGIS data, includinggeographic data standards relating to scale, accuracy, coding, documentation, data format, and physical media c.5. For allgeographic data that are or may be useful to the Center's users, and that have been collected by any part of State government orgenerated with State support, ensure that such data: c.5.A. Are developed and maintained so as to conform to VGIS standards.The State’s Enterprise GIS Consortium (EGC) has been established as the organization responsible for reviewing and approving Vermont GISstandards crafted by VCGI (in collaboration with the Vermont GIS s/fullchapter/10/0082
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardPurposeThis standard defines codes for various incorporated and widely-used geographic areas in Vermont. Existing federal standards are leveraged bythis standard to ensure maximum compatibility with state and federal data.A primary use of these standard codes is to store and link data related to these geographies. One capability of GIS is the creation of thematic maps(maps in which towns or other areas are shaded in based on the values for the different areas). An example would be a thematic map of populationdensity for Vermont's towns. Thematic maps will be easier to produce from various data sources if users adhere to these standard geographiccodes.The inclusion of these codes within state data at both the local and statewide level will also enable the linking of data from different sources andregions to perform analyses across municipalities, statewide, and at the national level.ScopeStandard codes and computer field names and formats are described for the following geographic areas: State Counties Cities, Towns, Gores, and Grants Villages Regional Planning CommissionsApplicability, Compliance, and ImplementationThis standard applies to all Vermont State agencies and departments and their contractors that collect and manage data, including, but not limitedto, geospatial data. It is recognized that there are specific use cases that this standard may not support. The intention of this standard is to provide abase encoding standard for geographic entities that are commonly utilized across Vermont agencies and organizations, to be consistently appliedacross state government. This being the case, certain geographic areas may be absent. Those wishing to enumerate such areas are still encouraged touse the standard wherever possible, and adopt existing federal standards that refer to geographies outside the scope of this standard if necessary.State data that includes the names of geographic entities described in these standard (i.e. a column including “Bellows Falls,” “Burlington,” etc.)falls within the purview of this standard, and thus is expected to include the accompanying geographic codes. This will enable thematic mappingand better data federation, as well as reduce the many problems currently caused by the misspelling of Vermont’s geographic names (i.e. St.3
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardGeorge, Saint George, St George). At the very least, data with a geographic component is expected to include a field with the appropriate codes,even if the associated (but auxiliary) names are not present.Upon adoption of this standard, per 10 V.S.A. § 123 c.5, all new datasets are expected to comply with the standard. Legacy datasets to which thisstandard applies are urged to adopt the standard within 24 months, during which period VCGI will be available for assistance in making suchtransitions.4
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardDefinitions Stateo A U.S. state is a constituent political entity of the United States of America.Countieso Counties in U.S. states are administrative divisions of the state in which their boundaries are drawn.Cities, Towns, Gores, and Grantso Cities, towns, gores, and grants are the primary sub-county governmental or administrative units in Vermont. These are legallyincorporated entities with boundaries and names as established by state law.Villageso Villages are named, incorporated communities located within the boundaries of an incorporated town2.Regional Planning Commissionso Regional Planning Commissions were established by the Vermont state legislature to assist with town and regional planning inVermont.Referenced Standards American National Standards Institute (ANSI)3o The American National Standards Institute, or ANSI, currently encompasses two encoding schemas, GNIS and FIPS. GNIS(Geographic Names Information System) represents the official standard, and is based on place names that are linked to uniquenumeric identifiers. For the purposes of this standard, FIPS4, a widely-used census code standard also encompassed by ANSI, will beused instead. Since GNIS represents the standard for place names, FIPS codes were joined to GNIS names to ensure that naming isup-to-date and in conformance with the federal standard. A shorter version of the official GNIS name was added to increase therelevance and usability of these names. VGIS Geographic Area Codes Standard (v. 1)o Regional Planning Commission (RPC) Codes: RPCs serve as administrative units responsible for coordinating town and regionalplanning efforts within their designated regions. The codes used to encode RPC areas within the first version of the VGIS GeographicArea Codes Standard are carried over into this updated llages.aspxReferenced standard: http://webstore.ansi.org/RecordDetail.aspx?sku ANSI INCITS 446-20084FIPS has changed in name from “Federal Information Processing Standard” to “Federal Information Processing Series.”35
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCoded Domains 5StateCountiesCities and TownsVillages (selected from Incorporated Places5)Regional Planning CommissionsVillages are not enumerated with their own codes within the FIPS; therefore, as they are represented within Incorporated Place codes, these codes were used instead.6
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardStandardThis standard describes and contains the FIPS enumerations adopted for standardizing the encoding of geographic areas in Vermont. FIPS, acomponent of the ANSI geographic codes standard, has been selected due to its practicality for census data and other commonly used dataproducts. The official spellings of place names as determined by the U.S. Board of Geographic Names have been retained alongside these codes.The most recent FIPS codes are published along official spellings by the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS). GNIS also possesses itsown system of encoding geographies, however GNIS codes are not adopted by this standard because they lack the concatenation structure presentin the FIPS series, which improves recognizability and allows for easier data reorganization. FIPS codes are also obtainable through the website ofthe U.S. Census, although such codes may contain deprecated spellings or codes since they represent 10-year snapshots of the codes correspondingto census years. For this reason, GNIS remains the best available source for all non-Vermont specific encodings.FIPS, or Federal Information Processing Series, represent public encodings developed by the federal government for use in data and computing.They encompass a range of geographic area types, four of which are used within this standard: State, County, County Subdivision, andIncorporated Place. The revised standard retains the Regional Planning Commission codes (abbreviations) present in earlier versions, which refer togeographic entities established by the Vermont State Legislature that serve the function of assisting with regional planning and development.Earlier versions of this standard appended the 3-digit “Census Codes” for Minor Civil Divisions to 3-digit FIPS codes for counties. These “CensusCodes” are no longer in use, and have been superseded by FIPS codes representing the same geographic areas (“County Subdivision” replacing“Minor Civil Division”). “Path Codes” have also phased out of this standard, as they originated to address the needs of legacy technology6.These codes may be joined to geographic data to assist with the joining of geographic data to tabular census data. When possible, to preserve theintegrity of encoded domains, leading zeroes should be preserved within all codes. This means that for a 5-number standard, 5 numbers should bepresent for all entries. The following hierarchical geographic subdivisions and associated geographic FIPS codes are defined in this standard:StateCountyCounty Subdivision (town, city, grant, or gore)Incorporated Place (village)68.3 filename compliance (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8.3 filename)7
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardAnother geographic subdivision is defined in this standard that does not fall easily within the above hierarchy, since it subdivides the state butcontains subdivisions that straddle county borders. This geographic area is encoded using its own State of Vermont governmental standard:Regional Planning Commission8
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardFigure 1a. (left) Diagram depicting hierarchy of Census-defined geographic areas. 1b. (right) Example geographic boundaries (Village, Town, andCounty) containing Manchester Village, with corresponding GEOID codes as enumerated in this standard.9
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardStandard codesANSI FIPS codes are used by the census for certain geographic areas. The following table describes codes to be used in Vermont for the censusdivisions listed above. It also describes codes developed by the State of Vermont for identifying RPCs.Geographic DivisionStateCountyCounty Subdivision(Town/City/Gore/Grant)Incorporated Place(Village)VT Regional PlanningCommissionField NameSTATEFPCOUNTYFPCOUSUBFPStandard TypeANSI FIPSANSI FIPSANSI FIPSLength235Data TypeText (String)Text (String)Text (String)Example Geographic AreaVermontAddison (county)Addison (town)Example Code5000100325PLACEFPANSI FIPS5Text (String)Albany village00400RPCVermont StateGovernment2Text (String)Addison County RPCACConcatenated fields for the encoding of dataFor a given Vermont town, city or village, the above fields must be joined together to form a unique code within the state. The following fieldschemas should be used when encoding data at the county, town, or village level. Schemas for state and RPC are also described, despite these beingnon-concatenated strings.Geographic DivisionStateCountyCounty Subdivision(Town/City/Gore/Grant)Incorporated Place(Village)VT Regional PlanningCommissionGEOID StructureSTATESTATE COUNTYSTATE COUNTY TOWNSTATE PLACEField NameSTATEGEOIDCNTYGEOIDTOWNGEOIDLength22 3 52 3 5 10Data typeText (String)Text (String)Text (String)Example Geographic AreaVermontAddison (county)Addison (town)Example GEOID50500015000100325VILLGEOID2 5 7Text (String)Albany village50004007RPCRPC2Text (String)Addison County RPCAC7County codes are not included within Census GEOIDs describing Places, as some Places span multiple counties; to ensure consistency and compatibility with Census data, theCensus GEOID schema is used within this standard, meaning the concatenated GEOID includes the State GEOID and Place GEOID only.10
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardListing of codes Vermont state, county, RPC, and town/village codes are given in the following tables. The origins of geographic name fields are givenbelow. Geographic code fields are populated according to the geographic code standards elaborated above.o GNIS NAME: Official geographic name according to the Board of Geographic Nameso SHORT NAME: Shortened version of official name according to the naming convention established by the previous standard8State 8FIELDNAME STATEGEOIDVermont possesses one unique two-digit FIPS integer that is used to refer to the state. This encoding is useful when working with federal ormultistate datasets. The state code can be concatenated onto the beginning of other geographic division codes to render state subdivisionsunique (for example, county codes are only unique within the state).State code:GNIS NAMESHORT NAMESTATEGEOIDState of VermontVermont50VGIS Geographic Area Codes Standard (v.1)11
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCounty FIELDNAME CNTYGEOID14 counties are demarcated within Vermont’s borders.County codes:GNIS NAMESHORT NAMECNTYGEOIDAddison CountyAddison50001Bennington CountyBennington50003Caledonia CountyCaledonia50005Chittenden CountyChittenden50007Essex CountyEssex50009Franklin CountyFranklin50011Grand Isle CountyGrand Isle50013Lamoille CountyLamoille50015Orange CountyOrange50017Orleans CountyOrleans50019Rutland CountyRutland50021Washington CountyWashington50023Windham CountyWindham50025Windsor CountyWindsor5002712
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardRegional Planning Commission FIELDNAME RPCRPC codes:Regional Planning Commission NameRPCAddison County RPCACBennington County RCBCCentral Vermont RPCCVChittenden County RPCCCLamoille County PCLCNortheastern Vermont Dev. Assoc.NVNorthwest RPCNWRutland Regional PCRRSouthern Windsor County RPCSWTwo Rivers-Ottauquechee RCTRWindham RCWR13
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardIncorporated Place (Village) FIELDNAME VILLGEOIDVermont contains 37 incorporated villages, three of which are unrecognized by the Census Bureau. Villages are not officially encoded astheir own geographic designation within the Census and FIPS, and are not represented within County Subdivision codes. They arerepresented by Incorporated Place codes, which contain codes identifying incorporated villages. Other Place codes (i.e., Census DesignatedPlaces) are not included. Incorporated Place codes are listed in the County Subdivision table on the next page.o Groton village Though the town of Groton voted to assume all functions of Groton village in 1965 and 1967 (Deborah L. Markowitz,“Population and Local Government,” State of Vermont, 2000), Vermont law stipulates that a merger between town andvillage is the only way for a village to be decommissioned. For this reason, it is enumerated here, though the Census Bureauno longer recognizes it as a village.o South Ryegate village lighting district This municipality acts functionally as a village; however, the date of its organization is vague, and the Census Bureau doesnot count its population separately from the surrounding town (Deborah L. Markowitz, “Population and Local Government,”State of Vermont, 2000).o Townshend village Townshend village represents a case like Groton village, in that the village is functionally inactive but has not merged withthe surrounding town.o Non-standard enumerations Since the Census Bureau does not recognize three villages though they remain incorporated, they lack Incorporated PlaceFIPS codes. For this reason, VCGI has created three “placeholder” FIPS codes that are not duplicative of currently existingVermont Incorporated Place codes (however, they may be duplicative with respect to other Incorporated Places nationwide,so care should be taken to concatenate with State codes if using Place data from multiple states or nationwide) according tothe following convention: “9999*” (fifth digit assigned as a sequential unique number from 0-9).14
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCounty Subdivision (Town, City, Grant, or Gore) FIELDNAME TOWNGEOIDVermont has 255 towns, cities, gores, and grants. Cities and most towns are incorporated; gores, grants, and some towns are unincorporated.County subdivision codes cover these geographic areas and are enumerated below:COUNTYAddisonGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of AddisonAddison5000100325ACTown of BridportBridport5000108575ACTown of BristolBristol5000109025ACTown of CornwallCornwall5000116000ACTown of FerrisburghFerrisburgh5000126300ACTown of GoshenGoshen5000128600ACTown of GranvilleGranville5000129575TRTown of HancockHancock5000131525TRTown of LeicesterLeicester5000139325ACTown of LincolnLincoln5000140075ACTown of MiddleburyMiddlebury5000144350ACTown of MonktonMonkton5000145550ACTown of New HavenNew Haven5000148700ACTown of OrwellOrwell5000153725ACTown of PantonPanton5000153950AC15VILLGEOIDRPC
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYBenningtonGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of RiptonRipton5000159650ACTown of SalisburySalisbury5000162575ACTown of ShorehamShoreham5000165050ACTown of StarksboroStarksboro5000170075ACCity of VergennesVergennes5000174650ACTown of WalthamWaltham5000176075ACTown of WeybridgeWeybridge5000183275ACTown of WhitingWhiting5000183800ACTown of ArlingtonArlington5000301450BCTown of BenningtonBennington5000304825BCVillage of North BenningtonNorth Bennington Village5049075BCVillage of Old BenningtonOld Bennington Village5053125BCTown of DorsetDorset5000317725BCTown of GlastenburyGlastenbury5000327962BCTown of LandgroveLandgrove5000339025BCTown of ManchesterManchester5000342850BCVillage of ManchesterManchester VillageTown of PeruPeru16VILLGEOID50427005000355000RPCBCBC
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYCaledoniaGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of PownalPownal5000357025BCTown of ReadsboroReadsboro5000358600WRTown of RupertRupert5000361000BCTown of SandgateSandgate5000362875BCTown of SearsburgSearsburg5000363175WRTown of ShaftsburyShaftsbury5000363550BCTown of StamfordStamford5000369775BCTown of SunderlandSunderland5000371425BCTown of WinhallWinhall5000385075WRTown of WoodfordWoodford5000385675BCTown of BarnetBarnet5000502875NVTown of BurkeBurke5000510450NVVillage of West BurkeWest Burke VillageTown of DanvilleDanville5000517125NVTown of GrotonGroton5000530550NVGroton Village9VILLGEOID507915050999909RPCNVNVVillage name was not derived from GNIS, but instead is based on the spelling provided by the Vermont Secretary of State’s website. Unique VILLGEOID does not represent trueCensus code as this village is not recognized as an “Incorporated Place,” but was instead created by VCGI in conformance with VILLGEOID schema.917
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDVILLGEOIDTown of HardwickHardwick5000531825NVTown of KirbyKirby5000537900NVTown of LyndonLyndon5000541725NVVillage of LyndonvilleLyndonville VillageTown of NewarkNewark5000547725NVTown of PeachamPeacham5000554400NVTown of RyegateRyegate5000561525NV5041950South Ryegate Village509999110Lighting District10RPCNVNVTown of Saint JohnsburySaint Johnsbury5000562200NVTown of SheffieldSheffield5000564075NVTown of StannardStannard5000569925NVTown of SuttonSutton5000571575NVTown of WaldenWalden5000575700NVTown of WaterfordWaterford5000577125NVTown of WheelockWheelock5000583500NV10Village name was not derived from GNIS, but instead is based on the spelling within the act to incorporate (S. 136, Vermont General Assembly, 1908). Unique VILLGEOIDdoes not represent true Census code as this village is not recognized as a “Incorporated Place,” but was instead created by VCGI to be unique within VILLGEOID schema.18
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDChittendenTown of BoltonBolton5000706550CCBuels GoreBuels Gore5000710300CCCity of BurlingtonBurlington5000710675CCTown of CharlotteCharlotte5000713300CCTown of ColchesterColchester5000714875CCTown of EssexEssex5000724175CCVillage of Essex JunctionEssex Junction VillageTown of HinesburgHinesburg5000733475CCTown of HuntingtonHuntington5000734600CCTown of JerichoJericho5000736700CCVillage of JerichoJericho VillageTown of MiltonMilton5000745250CCTown of RichmondRichmond5000759275CCTown of Saint GeorgeSaint George5000762050CCTown of ShelburneShelburne5000764300CCCity of South BurlingtonSouth Burlington5000766175CCTown of UnderhillUnderhill5000773975CCTown of 625RPCCCCC
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYEssexGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of WillistonWilliston5000784475CCCity of WinooskiWinooski5000785150CCTown of AverillAverill5000902125NVAvery's GoreAvery's Gore5000902162NVTown of BloomfieldBloomfield5000906325NVTown of BrightonBrighton5000908725NVTown of BrunswickBrunswick5000910075NVTown of CanaanCanaan5000911800NVTown of ConcordConcord5000915250NVTown of East HavenEast Haven5000921250NVTown of FerdinandFerdinand5000925975NVTown of GranbyGranby5000929125NVTown of GuildhallGuildhall5000930775NVTown of LemingtonLemington5000939700NVTown of LewisLewis5000939775NVTown of LunenburgLunenburg5000941425NVTown of MaidstoneMaidstone5000942475NVTown of NortonNorton5000952750NV20VILLGEOIDRPC
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYFranklinGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of VictoryVictory5000975175NVWarner's GrantWarner's Grant5000976337NVWarren's GoreWarren's Gore5000976562NVTown of BakersfieldBakersfield5001102500NWTown of BerkshireBerkshire5001105425NWTown of EnosburghEnosburgh5001124050NWVillage of Enosburg FallsEnosburg Falls VillageTown of FairfaxFairfax5001124925NWTown of FairfieldFairfield5001125225NWTown of FletcherFletcher5001126500NWTown of FranklinFranklin5001127100NWTown of GeorgiaGeorgia5001127700NWTown of HighgateHighgate5001133025NWTown of MontgomeryMontgomery5001145850NWTown of RichfordRichford5001159125NWCity of Saint AlbansSaint Albans City5001161675NWTown of Saint AlbansSaint Albans Town5001161750NWTown of SheldonSheldon5001164600NW21VILLGEOID5024025RPCNW
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYGrand IsleLamoilleGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of SwantonSwanton5001171725Village of SwantonSwanton VillageTown of AlburghAlburghVillage of AlburghAlburgh VillageTown of Grand IsleGrand Isle5001329275NWTown of Isle La MotteIsle La Motte5001335875NWTown of North HeroNorth Hero5001350650NWTown of South HeroSouth Hero5001367000NWTown of BelvidereBelvidere5001504375LCTown of CambridgeCambridge5001511500LCVillage of CambridgeCambridge Village5011425LCVillage of JeffersonvilleJeffersonville Village5036475LCTown of EdenEden5001523500LCTown of ElmoreElmore5001523725LCTown of Hyde ParkHyde Park5001535050LCVillage of Hyde ParkHyde Park VillageTown of JohnsonJohnsonVillage of JohnsonJohnson 050349755001537075NWLCLC5037000LC
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYOrangeGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of MorristownMorristown5001546675Village of MorrisvilleMorrisville VillageTown of StoweStowe5001570525LCTown of WatervilleWaterville5001577425LCTown of WolcottWolcott5001585375LCTown of BradfordBradford5001707375TRTown of BraintreeBraintree5001707600TRTown of BrookfieldBrookfield5001709325TRTown of ChelseaChelsea5001713525TRTown of CorinthCorinth5001715700TRTown of FairleeFairlee5001725675TRTown of NewburyNewbury5001748175TRVillage of NewburyNewbury Village5048100TRVillage of Wells RiverWells River Village5078025TRTown of OrangeOrange5001753425CVTown of RandolphRandolph5001758075TRTown of StraffordStrafford5001770675TRTown of 5LC
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYOrleansGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of TopshamTopsham5001773075TRTown of TunbridgeTunbridge5001773675TRTown of VershireVershire5001774950TRTown of WashingtonWashington5001776750CVTown of West FairleeWest Fairlee5001779975TRTown of WilliamstownWilliamstown5001784175CVTown of AlbanyAlbany5001900475NVVillage of AlbanyAlbany VillageTown of BartonBartonVillage of BartonBarton Village5003475NVVillage of OrleansOrleans Village5053575NVTown of BrowningtonBrownington5001909850NVTown of CharlestonCharleston5001913150NVTown of CoventryCoventry5001916150NVTown of CraftsburyCraftsbury5001916300NVTown of DerbyDerby5001917350NVVillage of Derby CenterDerby Center Village5017425NVVillage of Derby LineDerby Line V
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYRutlandGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of GloverGlover5001928075NVTown of GreensboroGreensboro5001930175NVTown of HollandHolland5001933775NVTown of IrasburgIrasburg5001935575NVTown of JayJay5001936325NVTown of LowellLowell5001940525NVTown of MorganMorgan5001946450NVCity of NewportNewport City5001948850NVTown of NewportNewport Town5001948925NVTown of TroyTroy5001973525NVVillage of North TroyNorth Troy VillageTown of WestfieldWestfield5001980200NVTown of WestmoreWestmore5001981700NVTown of BensonBenson5002105200RRTown of BrandonBrandon5002107750RRTown of CastletonCastleton5002111950RRTown of ChittendenChittenden5002114350RRTown of CNV
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of DanbyDanby5002116825RRTown of Fair HavenFair Haven5002125375RRTown of HubbardtonHubbardton5002134450RRTown of IraIra5002135425RRTown of KillingtonKillington5002137685RRTown of MendonMendon5002144125RRTown of Middletown SpringsMiddletown Springs5002144800RRTown of Mount HollyMount Holly5002147200RRTown of Mount TaborMount Tabor5002147425RRTown of PawletPawlet5002154250RRTown of PittsfieldPittsfield5002155450TRTown of PittsfordPittsford5002155600RRTown of PoultneyPoultney5002156875RRVillage of PoultneyPoultney VillageTown of ProctorProctor5002157250RRCity of RutlandRutland City5002161225RRTown of RutlandRutland Town5002161300RRTown of RPCRR
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYWashingtonGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of SudburySudbury5002171050RRTown of TinmouthTinmouth5002172925RRTown of WallingfordWallingford5002175925RRTown of WellsWells5002177950RRTown of West HavenWest Haven5002180875RRTown of West RutlandWest Rutland5002182300RRCity of BarreBarre City5002303175CVTown of BarreBarre Town5002303250CVTown of BerlinBerlin5002305650CVTown of CabotCabot5002311125CVTown of CalaisCalais5002311350CVTown of DuxburyDuxbury5002318550CVTown of East MontpelierEast Montpelier5002321925CVTown of FaystonFayston5002325825CVTown of MarshfieldMarshfield5002343600CVVillage of MarshfieldMarshfield VillageTown of MiddlesexMiddlesex5002344500CVCity of RPCCV
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYWindhamGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDTown of MoretownMoretown5002346225CVTown of NorthfieldNorthfield5002350275CVTown of PlainfieldPlainfield5002355825CVTown of RoxburyRoxbury5002360625CVTown of WaitsfieldWaitsfield5002375325CVTown of WarrenWarren5002376525CVTown of WaterburyWaterbury5002376975CVTown of WoodburyWoodbury5002385525CVTown of WorcesterWorcester5002386125CVTown of AthensAthens5002501900WRTown of BrattleboroBrattleboro5002507900WRTown of BrooklineBrookline5002509475WRTown of DoverDover5002517875WRTown of DummerstonDummerston5002518325WRTown of GraftonGrafton5002528900WRTown of GuilfordGuilford5002530925WRTown of HalifaxHalifax5002531150WRTown of JamaicaJamaica5002536175WR28VILLGEOIDRPC
VT Geographic Area Codes StandardCOUNTYGNIS NAMESHORT NAMETOWNGEOIDVILLGEOIDTown of Lon
past 20 years, VCGI has worked with the VT GIS community to carefully craft these standards and guidelines, helping to ensure that Vermont GIS VGIS data is compatible with, useful to others in the VT GIS community. VCGI s statutory authority in the creation of standards for the VT GIS community is defined by 10 V.S.A. § 123 c, excerpted below:
