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- Missisquoi
National Wildlife Refuge - Missisquoi National Wildlife
Refuge, established in 1943, is located on the eastern shore
of Lake Champlain near the Canadian border in Franklin County,
Vermont. This 6,642-acre refuge includes most of the Missisquoi
River delta where it flows into Missisquoi Bay. The refuge
consists of quiet waters and wetlands which attract large
flocks of migratory birds. Upland areas of the refuge are
a mix of open fields and a hardwood forest of American elm,
white ash, white oak, silver and red maple. Both of these
areas provide habitat for migratory songbirds, resident
mammals and other wildlife.
- Northwest
Regional Planning Commission - The Northwest Regional
Planning Commission (NRPC) is one of twelve commissions
serving Vermont municipalities. Their mission is to conduct
regional planning programs, assist local municipalities
in planning efforts, serve as a center of information and
support, and provide a forum for disuccsion of issues which
are regional in nature.
- Swanton
Village - The Official website for Swanton Village.
A community of 2,500 located within the Town of Swanton,
VT, a town of slightly over 5,000 people. We provide electrical
services to over 3,000 customers in Swanton and Highgate,
and also water and sewer services to the Village and parts
of the Town.
 Town
of Swanton - The Official Municipal & Community
Website for the Town of Swanton. Swanton, Vermont is richly
steeped in a tapestry of historical events. Early history
shows the Native American culture strong in this area and
it continues today. A town of charm and culture close to
the Canadian border to the North. Boundaried by Lake Champlain
to the West while the Mississquoi River runs through the
town.
 Vermont
Chamber of Commerce - The Vermont Chamber of Commerce
is the Voice of Vermont Business, specializing in tourism
information, representing business, and growing the Vermont
economy.
- Vermont
Planning Information Center - A clearinghouse of information
for planning commissions, zoning boards, development review
boards, and their staff and all others involved in land
use planning and regulation in Vermont.
Use the links listed above for more detailed
information.
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