We’ve collected a number of maps of Vernon, and we’d be happy to post any others you may discover — just email us with a link or PDF file!
NOTE: Large-format print versions of any of the maps below that were created by Windham Regional Commission may be obtained by contacting the commission.
Road names map
Windham Regional Commission Road Names Map of Vernon (updated 2019)
Town Plan Maps (2018) — all from Windham Regional Commission
Base map with contours
Base map with aerial photo background
Natural resources
Existing land uses
Existing land uses by parcel
Future land uses
Transportation, community facilities, and utilities
Solar energy potential
Wind energy potential
Water resources
(see also the full 2018 Vernon Town Plan)
Vernon Village Center map
This map shows the Vernon Village Center area as approved in 2017 for Village Center Designation by the Vermont Downtown Board.
Here's a much more detailed Vernon Village Center map created by the Windham Regional Commission.
Bike Routes maps
Windham Regional Commission Bike Routes Map (Southeastern Vermont, including Vernon) (PDF)
Connecticut River Scenic Byway Bike Map (includes sections in Vernon)
Topographical maps
Vernon maps and information from the U.S. Geological Survey. You may select multiple data layers and zoom in for higher resolutions.
The town falls into four different U.S. Geological Survey quadrants, so it takes four maps to cover the town.
Historic as well as current USGS topographical maps dating back to the 1890s can be accessed via this interactive tool.
Roaring Brook Wildlife Management Area
PDF description and map from the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department
Skibniowsky lot (27 acres) added to the RBWMA in 2020
Lillis Pasture lot (400 acres) added to the RBWMA in 2020
Conserved land around Lily Pond and location of Skibniowsky parcel
There are two registered airports in Vernon. In both cases, call ahead before landing — owner permission is required!