Every year on October 12, National Vermont Day is observed. Through enjoyable and instructive events, the day celebrates the state’s rich culture.

Interesting facts on National Vermont Day:

• In French, “Vert” means “green,” while “Mont” means “mountain.” As a result, the state is known as Vermont.
• The state is home to short structures that do not qualify as skyscrapers. When compared to other states, Vermont defines out as a state with no skyscrapers.
• Vermont is well-known for its maple syrup and sugar. It is also notable for skiing.
• The state is the birthplace of the well-known ice cream company, Ben & Jerry’s.
• Vermont is well-known for its breathtaking greenery. The region is a popular destination for nature lovers.
• There are more than a hundred covered bridges in the state. As a result, it boasts more covered bridges per square mile than any other U.S. state.
• Vermont is also the country’s smallest and least populous state.
• Vermont has the highest dairy cow ratio in the country.