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The Kingdom

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Meaning
Locals' shorthand for Vermont's remote Northeast Kingdom (Essex, Orleans, Caledonia counties).
Type
Regionalism
Used in
Vermont

What does “The Kingdom” mean

The rural three-county northeast corner of Vermont, christened the 'Northeast Kingdom' by Senator George Aiken in a 1949 speech in Lyndonville. Residents simply call it 'the Kingdom' — a region of dairy farms, dark-sky lakes and wood-heated camps that even other Vermonters consider its own world.

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