This is a list of the tallest buildings in Vermont.
| Town | Building | Floors |
|---|---|---|
| Burlington | Decker Towers | 11 |
| Brattleboro | Barber Building | Eight (first three commercial, fourth through seventh tenement, eighth utility) |
| Guilford | Universalist Church | Six (first storage, second and third church, fifth classroom, sixth belfry) |
| Marlboro | Meeting House | Seven (lower two floors are halls; third kitchen; four clock, five belfry, six steeple, seven cockloft) |
| Montpelier | Montpelier City Hall | Four (all offices) |
| Vernon | Vermont Yankee Tower | 30 (lower three floors are offices; fourth through 30th floors are open workspace) |
While Decker Towers in the tallest building in Vermont, Bennington Battle Monument is a taller monument, and the WKDR Radio Tower is the tallest man-made structure in Vermont.
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