2024 Map of East Alburg
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge dominates this modern landscape, preserving the extensive wetlands and winding waterways where the Missisquoi River flows into the northeastern reaches of Lake Champlain. The terrain is characterized by a complex network of bays, sloughs, and channels, including Gander Bay, Goose Bay, and the Big Marsh Slough. This environment highlights the historical reliance on waterborne travel and the more recent conversion of industrial infrastructure into recreational space, evidenced by the Lamoille Valley Rail Trl crossing the water between East Alburg and West Swanton.
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1939 · Rouses Point
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1943 · Rouses Point
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