Towns of Bennington County Vermont

Bennington is the oldest county in Vermont still in existence, created by the first general assembly on 17 March 1778.

County seat (Shire Towns): Bennington and Manchester.

Located in southwestern Vermont, with Windham County to the east, Rutland County to the north, and State of Massachusetts to the south, with the State of New York to its west.

Select from the TOWNS Table below to view information and links specific to the township.

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Bennington County Towns
Town	Chartered	Contact
Arlington	July 28, 1761	Host Needed
Bennington	January 3, 1749	Lynn Tooley
Bondville	-	Host Needed
Dorset	August 20, 1761	Host Needed
Glastenbury	August 20, 1761	Host Needed
Landgrove	November 9, 1780	Host Needed
Manchester	August 11, 1761	Lynn Tooley
Peru	October 13, 1761	Host Needed
Pownal	January 8, 1760	Host Needed
Readsboro	April 24, 1770	Host Needed
Rupert	August 20, 1761	Host Needed
Sandgate	August 11, 1761	Host Needed
Shaftsbury	August 20, 1761	Host Needed
Stamford	March 3, 1753	Host Needed
Windall	September 15, 1761	Host Needed
Woodford	March 6, 1753	Host Needed