Vermont Road Map

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Vermont Road Map showing the state routes, US highways, interstate highways, major roads, local connecting Road, secondary Road, important local road of the Vermont.

Vermont Roads and Highways Map

About Map: Map showing major roads, local connecting Road, secondary Road, Important Local Road of the Vermont, United States.

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Roads and Highways in Vermont

Vermont has a compact yet well-maintained road network that supports travel across its mountainous terrain and rural communities. Major interstate highways such as I-89, I-91, and I-93 connect key cities including Burlington, Montpelier, and Brattleboro. U.S. and state highways extend through scenic valleys, forests, and small towns, providing essential access throughout the state. These roads play a key role in tourism, local travel, and regional connectivity across northern New England.

Major Highways in Vermont

Highway	Type	Route Direction	Connects
I-89	Interstate	Northwest–Southeast	Burlington, Montpelier
I-91	Interstate	North–South	Brattleboro, St. Johnsbury
I-93	Interstate	North–South	St. Johnsbury
US 2	U.S. Highway	East–West	Burlington, Montpelier
US 4	U.S. Highway	East–West	Rutland, White River Junction
US 5	U.S. Highway	North–South	Brattleboro, St. Johnsbury
US 7	U.S. Highway	North–South	Bennington, Burlington
VT 100	State Highway	North–South	Central Vermont
VT 103	State Highway	North–South	Ludlow, Chester
VT 15	State Highway	East–West	Cambridge, Hardwick
VT 22A	State Highway	North–South	Western Vermont
VT 30	State Highway	North–South	Southern Vermont

Interstate Highways in Vermont

Interstate	Route Direction	Key Cities Connected
I-89	Northwest–Southeast	Burlington, Montpelier
I-91	North–South	Brattleboro, St. Johnsbury
I-93	North–South	St. Johnsbury
I-189	East–West	Burlington

Road Network in Vermont

Vermont’s road network includes interstate highways for regional travel, U.S. highways connecting towns and cities, and state highways serving rural and mountainous areas. Local roads provide access to small communities, farms, and scenic destinations, supporting daily travel and tourism.

Road Type	Description	Approx. Length
Interstate Highways	Regional corridors	320 miles
U.S. Highways	Primary connectors	700 miles
State Highways	Statewide routes	2,700 miles
Local Roads	City streets	10,000+ miles
Rural Roads	Mountain access	8,000+ miles

Vermont Roads & Highways Facts

State	Vermont
Total Road Network	22,000+ miles
Interstate Mileage	320 miles
State Highway System	2,700 miles
Total Lane Miles	35,000+ miles
Major Interstate Routes	I-89, I-91
Key Authority	Vermont Agency of Transportation
Number of Interstates	4
Major Uses	Tourism, commuting
Urban Road Network	Limited urban systems
Longest Interstate	I-89
Longest U.S. Highway	US 7

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