Burlington topographic map
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Burlington
Burlington rests on diverse terrain influenced by Lake Champlain and glacial history, with an elevation averaging around 197 feet above sea level. The city spans relatively flat expanses in the Champlain Valley but also features gradual inclines and steeper slopes, especially near the lake's edge and downtown areas. The topography includes gentle hills and a few significant rises as you move away from the lake, which have shaped urban development and offer panoramic views across the lake to the Adirondacks. This terrain also supports a variety of ecosystems, from low-lying wetland areas to elevated forested spots, allowing for a range of habitats that thrive within Burlington's landscape. Detailed elevation layers reveal nuanced terrain changes, from hillshades to slopes that aid in water drainage and determine local vegetation patterns, as seen in natural areas like Centennial Woods. The city’s varied elevations play a key role in infrastructure planning, stormwater management, and recreational layout, emphasizing the practical and ecological impact of Burlington’s topography.
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Name: Burlington topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont, United States (44.44591 -73.27704 44.53988 -73.17613)
Average elevation: 194 ft
Minimum elevation: 82 ft
Maximum elevation: 453 ft
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