Villages
- Addison Four Corners - Junction of VT Route 22A and Vermont Route 17 near the east side of the town.
- Chimney Point - Junction of Vermont Route 17 and Vermont Route 125 on the shore of Lake Champlain by the Champlain Bridge.
- West Addison - Junction of Church Street and Jersey Street South near Vermont Route 17 on the west side of town.
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