List of Incorporated Villages
As of 2011, there were 35 incorporated villages with active governments in Vermont. Historically, there were more but most have since disincorporated, while a few were chartered as cities. Below is a list of incorporated villages that have existed, ordered by date of incorporation. Currently existing villages are indicated in boldface.
| Village | Parent town | Date incorporated | Current status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Middlebury | Middlebury | 1816/1832 | disincorporated 1955/1966 |
| Montpelier | Montpelier | 1818 | chartered as city in 1894 |
| Brattleboro | Brattleboro | 1832 | disincorporated 1927 |
| Windsor | Windsor | 1832 | disincorporated 1967 |
| Bellows Falls | Rockingham | 1833 | incorporated village |
| Springfield Center | Springfield | 1835 | disincorporated ? |
| Woodstock | Woodstock | 1836 | incorporated village |
| Rutland | Rutland | 1847 | chartered as city in 1892 |
| Castleton | Castleton | 1849 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| Bennington | Bennington | 1849 | disincorporated 1967/1970 |
| St. Johnsbury | St. Johnsbury | 1852 | disincorporated 1965 |
| West Poultney | Poultney | 1852 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| Northfield | Northfield | 1855 | incorporated village |
| Wilmington | Wilmington | 1855 | disincorporated 1959/1965 |
| St. Albans | St. Albans | 1859 | chartered as city in 1896 |
| Newport | Newport | 1862 | chartered as city in 1917 |
| Fair Haven | Fair Haven | 1865 | disincorporated 1955 |
| Cabot | Cabot | 1866 | disincorporated 2010 |
| North Bennington | Bennington | 1866 | incorporated village |
| Winooski | Colchester | 1866 | chartered as city in 1921 |
| Ludlow | Ludlow | 1866 | incorporated village |
| Springfield | Springfield | 1866 | disincorporated 1947 |
| Plainfield | Plainfield | 1867 | disincorporated 1984 |
| Benson | Benson | 1869 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| Danby | Danby | 1874 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| Barton | Barton | 1874 | incorporated village |
| North Troy | Troy | 1876 | incorporated village |
| Richford | Richford | 1878 | disincorporated 1998 |
| Orleans | Barton | 1878 | incorporated village |
| Randolph | Randolph | 1880 | disincorporated 1984 |
| Lyndonville | Lyndon | 1880 | incorporated village |
| Waterbury | Waterbury | 1882 | incorporated village |
| Proctor | Proctor | 1884 | disincorporated 1967 |
| Barre | Barre | 1886 | chartered as city in 1894 |
| Enosburg Falls | Enosburgh | 1886 | incorporated village |
| Bristol | Bristol | 1886/1903 | disincorporated 1994 |
| Brandon | Brandon | 1888 | disincorporated ? |
| Wells River | Newbury | 1888 | incorporated village |
| Swanton | Swanton | 1888 | incorporated village |
| Bradford | Bradford | 1890 | disincorporated 2004 |
| Morrisville | Morristown | 1890 | incorporated village |
| Hardwick | Hardwick | 1890 | disincorporated 1988 |
| Readsboro | Readsboro | 1892 | disincorporated 1986 |
| Essex Junction | Essex | 1892 | incorporated village |
| Johnson | Johnson | 1894 | incorporated village |
| West Derby | Derby | 1894 | consolidated with Newport 1917 |
| Hyde Park | Hyde Park | 1895 | incorporated village |
| Stowe | Stowe | 1895 | disincorporated 1996 |
| Lyndon Center | Lyndon | 1896 | disincorporated ? |
| Jeffersonville | Cambridge | 1896 | incorporated village |
| Newbury | Newbury | 1896/1904 | incorporated village |
| Derby Center | Derby | 1898 | incorporated village |
| Derby Line | Derby | 1898 | incorporated village |
| Hinesburg | Hinesburg | 1898 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| Lyndon | Lyndon | 1899/1917 | disincorporated 1951 |
| Island Pond | Brighton | 1900 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| Milton | Milton | 1900 | disincorporated 2003 |
| Manchester | Manchester | 1900 | incorporated village |
| Old Bennington | Bennington | 1900 | incorporated village |
| Richmond | Richmond | 1903 | disincorporated 1989 |
| West Concord | Concord | 1902 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| West Burke | Burke | 1902 | incorporated village |
| Chester | Chester | 1900/1906 | disincorporated 1967 |
| Concord | Concord | 1904 | disincorporated 1969 |
| Cambridge | Cambridge | 1904 | incorporated village |
| Glover | Glover | 1905 | disincorporated 1973 |
| Jacksonville | Whitingham | 1904 | incorporated village |
| Poultney | Poultney | 1904 | incorporated village |
| Saxtons River | Rockingham | 1905 | incorporated village |
| Groton | Groton | 1907 | inactive since 1965 |
| Newfane | Newfane | 1906 | incorporated village |
| Proctorsville | Cavendish | 1907 | disincorporated 1987 |
| Westminster | Westminster | 1907 | incorporated village |
| South Royalton | Royalton | 1908 | disincorporated ? |
| Halifax | Halifax | 1908 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| Newport Center | Newport | 1908 | disincorporated 1931 |
| South Ryegate | Ryegate | 1908 | disincorporated ? |
| West Glover | Glover | 1910 | disincorporated 1973 |
| Marshfield | Marshfield | 1910 | incorporated village |
| Pittsford | Pittsford | 1912 | disincorporated 1988 |
| Albany | Albany | 1915 | incorporated village |
| South Shaftsbury | Shaftsbury | 1915 | Incorporation rejected by voters |
| Alburgh | Alburgh | 1916 | incorporated village |
| Townshend | Townshend | 1916 | inactive since 1961 |
| West Barnet | Barnet | 1922 | disincorporated 1961 |
| North Westminster | Westminster | 1925 | disincorporated 2010 |
| Perkinsville | Weathersfield | 1928 | incorporated village |
| Jericho | Jericho | 1933 | incorporated village |
| Essex Center | Essex | 1949 | disincorporated 1977 |
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