2018 Map of Lyndonville

About this map

The Passumpsic River valley serves as a primary corridor for settlement and transportation through this portion of Vermont, anchoring the communities of Lyndonville and Lyndon. The landscape is defined by its transition from the valley floor to prominent summits such as Mathewson Hill and Pudding Hill. Local history is preserved through an extensive network of burying grounds, including Baptist Hill Cem, Ingalls-Mosher Cem, and the Drowns Cem, which offer significant value for genealogical research in these hill towns. The presence of Lyndon State College and the Caledonia County Airport reflect the modern infrastructure of the region. Notable cultural landmarks like the Centre Covered Bridge and Bradley Covered Bridge underscore the area's architectural heritage, while numerous brooks like Miller Run and Calendar Brook drainage patterns dictate the historical placement of mills and early homesteads.