Sutton
Some Area Info: Sutton, is located in the northern end of Caledonia County. With a population of approximately 1029, the town was chartered under the name of Billymead in 1782. The townspeople voted to change the name to Sutton in 1812, the resident who came up with the new name was Joctan Putnam who originally came from Sutton, Mass. A large portion of the northern section of the town consists of Willoughby Lake State Forest. Also located in the town are a number of trout ponds, including Bean, Vail, Duck, Blake, Marl and Dolloff as well as a number of streams and the West Branch of the Passumpsic River. Mount Hor towers 2656 feet above sea level and is the highest point in town.
Attractions and Recreation: Willoughby Lake State Forest offers over 20 miles of hiking trails. Fishing is exceptional in any of the many ponds or in nearby Willoughby Lake.
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High School: Choice, (including the King George School, a college prep school located in Sutton)
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