Where is Milton, Vermont, USA?

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Where is Milton Located? - Milton is a city located in the Chittenden County of Vermont, United States. Milton lies between 31.8419794 Degrees North latitudes and 102.4965061 Degrees West longitudes.

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Where is Milton, Vermont

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Where is Milton?: The Google Map showing the location of Milton in the U.S. state of Vermont.

Where is Milton Located?

Milton is a city located in the Chittenden County of Vermont, United States. Milton lies between 31.8419794 Degrees North latitudes and 102.4965061 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Milton city is 3804 people and the city has a total area of 1.76 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.

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Milton, Vermont Quick Facts

Attribute Information
CityMilton (Town)
CountyChittenden County
StateVermont
State CapitalMontpelier
US RegionNew England (Northeastern United States)
Latitude44.6398° N
Longitude73.1107° W
Elevation312 ft (95 m)
Land Area33.69 sq mi
Water Area0.74 sq mi
Total Area34.43 sq mi
Population (2020 Census)10,723
Population DensityApproximately 318 per sq mi
ZIP Codes05468
Area Code802
Time Zone StandardEastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−5)
Time Zone DaylightEastern Daylight Time (EDT, UTC−4)
CurrencyUnited States Dollar (USD)
FIPS Code50-45550
Congressional DistrictVermont At-Large

Transportation and Connectivity in Milton

Category Information
Airport NamePatrick Leahy Burlington International Airport
IATA CodeBTV
PortNo commercial port; nearby access to Lake Champlain marinas
Major HighwaysInterstate 89, U.S. Route 2, Vermont Route 7
Train/Amtrak ServiceNo passenger rail service in Milton; nearest Amtrak station is Essex Junction
Local Bus/Transit ServiceGreen Mountain Transit commuter services in the Burlington region
  • Interstate 89 – Primary north–south interstate connecting Milton with Burlington, Montpelier, and the Canadian border.
  • U.S. Route 2 – Regional highway linking Milton with Colchester, St. Albans, and communities across northern Vermont.
  • Vermont Route 7 – Major corridor providing access to Burlington and northwestern Vermont.
  • Vermont Route 104 – Connects Milton with Fairfax, Cambridge, and surrounding rural communities.

Top Places to Visit in Milton, Vermont

Landmark Name Type
Arrowhead Mountain LakeRecreation Area
Bombardier ParkPark
Eagle Mountain Natural AreaNature Preserve
Sand Bar State ParkState Park
Milton Historical Society MuseumMuseum
Lake Champlain IslandsNatural Attraction
Catamount Outdoor Family CenterOutdoor Recreation Area
Niquette Bay State ParkState Park
Checkerberry VillageShopping Area
Milton Town ForestNature Area

Driving Distances from Milton, Vermont to Nearby Cities

City State Distance (mi) Approx. Drive Time
ColchesterVermont815 minutes
BurlingtonVermont1525 minutes
Essex JunctionVermont1320 minutes
St. AlbansVermont1620 minutes
South BurlingtonVermont1830 minutes
WinooskiVermont1420 minutes
MontpelierVermont4555 minutes
PlattsburghNew York341 hour 10 minutes (via ferry)
MiddleburyVermont501 hour
StoweVermont3145 minutes

Colleges and Universities in Milton, Vermont

Institution Name Type Level Notable For
Community College of Vermont – Winooski CenterPublicCommunity CollegeAssociate degree and workforce programs
Saint Michael's CollegePrivateCollegeLiberal arts education
University of VermontPublicUniversityResearch and higher education
Vermont State University – Johnson CampusPublicUniversityLiberal arts and professional studies
Champlain CollegePrivateCollegeCareer-focused undergraduate programs

Waterbodies in Milton, Vermont

Lake Champlain, Lamoille River, Arrowhead Mountain Lake, Halfmoon Cove, Malletts Bay, Niquette Bay, Beaver Meadow Brook, Cobble Hill Brook.

Stadiums in Milton

Milton High School Yellowjackets Athletic Complex, Bombardier Park Athletic Fields, Collins Perley Sports Complex, Centennial Field, Virtue Field.

Milton, Vermont — Key Historical Facts

  • Milton was chartered in 1763 by Governor Benning Wentworth during the colonial era of New Hampshire Grants.
  • The town developed around farming, lumber production, and water-powered mills along the Lamoille River.
  • Milton's location near Lake Champlain helped support trade and transportation throughout the nineteenth century.
  • The arrival of railroads in nearby communities strengthened regional commerce and improved access to Burlington and northern Vermont.
  • Today, Milton is one of Chittenden County's fastest-growing communities while preserving its rural landscapes and outdoor recreation opportunities.

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