Economy of Vermont - State Symbols

State Symbols

Main article: State symbols of Vermont

State symbols include:

State song – These Green Mountains,
Unofficial popular state song – Moonlight in Vermont
State Beverage – milk
State Pie – apple pie
State Fruit – apple
State Flower – red clover
State Mammal – Morgan horse
State rock – granite, marble, and slate
State Tree – sugar maple
State butterfly – Monarch Butterfly
State fish cold water – Brook Trout
State fish warm water – Walleye Pike
State Fossil – White Whale (Beluga Whale)

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