Cities · VT
Cities in Vermont
We cover 40 Census places in Vermont, listed largest first. Every page carries the sourced Vermont lending rules that apply to borrowers there.
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All places in Vermont
Largest first, by Census population.
- Burlington 44,528
- South Burlington 21,043
- Rutland 15,630
- Essex Junction 10,817
- Barre 8,387
- Winooski 8,251
- Montpelier 7,991
- St. Albans 6,935
- Newport 4,336
- Bellows Falls 2,769
- Vergennes 2,566
- Swanton 2,385
- Morrisville 2,334
- North Bennington 1,705
- Enosburg Falls 1,345
- Johnson 1,327
- Lyndonville 1,211
- Poultney 1,098
- Woodstock 937
- Ludlow 789
- Orleans 773
- Manchester 771
- Jeffersonville 756
- Barton 726
- Derby Line 666
- Derby Center 634
- Alburgh 609
- North Troy 603
- Saxtons River 472
- Newbury 458
- Wells River 451
- Hyde Park 425
- Westminster 288
- West Burke 277
- Marshfield 265
- Jacksonville 218
- Cambridge 197
- Albany 178
- Old Bennington 132
- Newfane 92
Frequently asked questions
Why is there a page for my city?
Because borrowing rules are state-level while loan pricing is borrower-level, a city page is the fastest way to see both: the sourced lending rules for your state and the population context for your area.
Do payday lenders offer different terms by city?
Generally no. Payday lending is licensed and regulated at the state level, so a lender that operates in your state applies the same fee cap and rules statewide. Your options depend on your state's law, not on the city you live in.