The Wayƒarers Journal ©
The Journal
The Wayƒarers
The Selƒ
The Journey
The Burden
The Mountain
   The Ancients
   The Earth
     Geochronology
     Continents
       Africa
       Antarctica
       Asia
       Europe
       North America
         Geographical
           Arctic Mtns
           Greenland Isl
           CAN Lowlands
           CAN Shield
           Int. Lowlands
           Rocky Mtns
           Basin-Range
           Pacific Coast
           Great Plains
           Appalachian
           Int. Highland
           Coastal Plains
           N. Sierra Mad.
           Volcanic Mtns
           S. Sierra Mad.
           S. M. de Chipas
           S. Pacific Cst
           Island Lands
           Continent Shelf
         Geological
       Oceania
       South America
     Oceans
   The Life
   The Modern Man
   The Nonpareils
   The Steps
   The Way
The Appendix
The Wayƒarer
The Mountain
Go to bottom of this page
THE GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS
The Interior Lowlands Region, Vermont
The Eastern Great Lakes Lowlands Ecoregion Go Down Go Back
This glaciated region of irregular plains bordered by hills generally contains less surface irregularity and more agricultural activity and population density than the adjacent Northeastern Highlands (10D).
Although orchards, vineyards, and vegetable farming are important locally, a large percentage of the agriculture is associated with dairy operations. The portion of this ecoregion that is in close proximity to the Great Lakes and St Lawrence Riverway experiences an increased growing season, more winter cloudiness, and greater snowfall.

The Ancients
Ancient Steps:
First Wayƒarer
First Migration (The Algonquian Cultures)
The tribes who live or lived in Vermont were the Abenaki, the Mahican, the Pennacook and others, all of which are decedents of the Algonquian speaking people.

The Earth
Geological:
Waterways:
Lakes:
Lake Champlain is a natural freshwater lake in North America. It mostly lies between the US states of New York and Vermont, but also extends north into the Canadian province of Quebec.
Because of Lake Champlain's connections both to the St. Lawrence Seaway via the Richelieu River, and to the Hudson River via the Champlain Canal, Lake Champlain is sometimes referred to as "The Sixth Great Lake".
Wonders:
Parks:

The Modern Man

The Steps
Pathway Journeys:
Steps Afoot
Footpath Journeys:

Steps Afield
Roadpath Journeys:

The Appendixes
Campgrounds:
To go back to the Gallery Index, click on down arrow. Go Back Go to previous section on this page

Thank you for visiting The Wayƒarers Journal.

See Ya above the Treeline!

This Page Last Updated: 30 June 2026

To continue to the next Episode Level page, Click here go to top
 
The Wayƒarers Journal © ::: Come Join the Journey ™
© Copyright 2004 All rights reserved.
by Thom Buras
Come Join the Journey ™