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Most segregated, Vermont counties

Vermont counties ranked by the CensusEasy Segregation Score, the White vs non-White index of dissimilarity across census tracts (2024 ACS). Higher means residents are more sorted into separate neighborhoods. This list covers the 14 counties in Vermont that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 14 is 20. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Essex County, VT, up 11 places to #3.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPSEGREGATION SCOREVS 2020
01▲6Lamoille County, VTVT26,29428+28%
02▼1Addison County, VTVT38,04824−28%
03▲11Essex County, VTVT6,05123+270%
04▼1Chittenden County, VTVT169,11523−18%
05Washington County, VTVT59,65222−5%
06▼4Bennington County, VTVT36,63020−31%
07▼1Rutland County, VTVT59,65320−12%
08Windsor County, VTVT57,31217−19%
09▲3Caledonia County, VTVT30,41415+27%
10▼6Franklin County, VTVT51,17715−42%
11▼2Orleans County, VTVT27,60014−31%
12▼1Windham County, VTVT45,20413−28%
13▼3Orange County, VTVT30,00211−43%
14▼1Grand Isle County, VTVT7,5117−22%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES