Vermont Rivers
Open a river for its map, facts and the lakes on it.
Connecticut River
New England's longest river runs south from the Connecticut Lakes, forms the New Hampshire–Vermont line, crosses Massachusetts' Pioneer Valley past Springfield, and passes Hartford and Middletown before reaching Long Island Sound.
about 90 milesWinooski River
From hills near Cabot the Winooski heads southwest to Montpelier, passing the State House, then turns northwest through Richmond and the city of Winooski to reach Lake Champlain just north of Burlington.
about 85 milesLamoille River
A northern Vermont river that runs through Lamoille County, first heading southwest and then bending northwest across the Champlain Valley to empty into Lake Champlain.
59 milesBatten Kill
Starting in East Dorset, the Batten Kill runs south and southwest to Arlington, then crosses into New York, where it winds past Shushan and the village of Greenwich before joining the Hudson. About 28 miles lie in Vermont.