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Alburgh (formerly
Alburg) is a town in
Grand Isle County, Vermont,
United States,
founded in 1781 by Ira Allen. The po****tion was 2,106 at the 2020 United...
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changed in 1891 to "
Alburg" by
recommendation of the
United States Board on
Geographic Names, so it was that name
adopted by
Alburg Village when it was...
- East
Alburgh (also
known as East
Alburg and
Alburg Junction) is a po****ted
place in
Grand Isle
County in the U.S.
state of Vermont. It was
formerly the...
- The
Alburg Springs–Clarenceville
Border Crossing connects the
villages of Clarenceville,
Quebec and Alburgh,
Vermont on the Canada–United
States border...
- Point–Lacolle 223 Lake
Champlain Alburgh–Noyan
Montrealer Discontinued /
Proposed Alburg Springs–Clarenceville
Missisquoi Bay
Morses Line
Border Crossing West...
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Alburg Dunes State Park is a
state park in Alburgh, Vermont. The park lies on the s**** of Lake
Champlain and
features one of the lake's
largest beaches...
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Complete list of the 108
Lower Canadians prosecuted before the
general court-martial of
Montreal in 1838-1839. The
trials occurred between December 6,...
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Republic of
Lower Canada. On
February 28, 1838,
Nelson encamped at
Alburg,
Vermont with some 300 men. He
proclaimed the
independence of the Republic...
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James (1983).
Illustrated Treasury of
Baldwin Locomotives (First ed.).
Alburg, Vermont: DPA-LTA Enterprises. p. 4. ISBN 091929510X.
Brown 1995, p. 9....
- 1995, the CN sold the CV
mainline from New London, Connecticut, to East
Alburg, Vermont, to
shortline operating company RailTex,
which renamed the operation...
