Vermonts

Vermonts is not a standard or widely recognized term in reference works. In most cases the plural form is not used for the U.S. state of Vermont. The word may appear as a typographical error for Vermont, as a coined proper noun in fiction, or as the name of an organization, product, or place.

The state of Vermont, located in the New England region of the United States, is known for its rural landscape, maple syrup production, and fall foliage. Vermonters, not Vermonts, are the residents of the state. The term is part of the broader vocabulary surrounding Vermont but does not denote a separate political or geographic entity.

In scholarly or reference contexts, it is advisable to treat Vermonts as a misspelling or as a proper name only when clearly indicated by the source. When searching for information, use Vermont for the state and Vermonters for its residents.