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Vermont's Northeast Kingdom is the northeast corner of the state, comprising Essex County, Orleans County, and Caledonia County. The area was given that name by U.S. Senator George D. Aiken, when commenting on its beauty.

The kingdom is a year-long recreation destination known for skiing, fall foliage, and maple syrup.

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	Vermont's '''Northeast Kingdom''' is the northeast corner of the state, comprising		[[Vermont]]'s '''Northeast Kingdom''' is the northeast corner of the state, comprising
	[[Essex County, Vermont\|Essex County]], [[Orleans County, Vermont\|Orleans County]], and [[Caledonia County, Vermont\|Caledonia County]]. The area was given that name by [[United States Senate\|U.S. Senator]] [[George D. Aiken]], when commenting on its beauty.		[[Essex County, Vermont\|Essex County]], [[Orleans County, Vermont\|Orleans County]], and [[Caledonia County, Vermont\|Caledonia County]]. The area was given that name by [[United States Senate\|U.S. Senator]] [[George D. Aiken]], when commenting on its beauty.