Pawlet is a town in southwest Vermont bordered by the towns of Wells to the north, Danby to the east, Rupert to the south, and the New York towns of Hebron and Granville to the west. Pawlet is roughly six miles square, with elevations from 630 feet to summits at 1850, 1919, and over 2030 feet for the tallest mountains. About the town: Chartered in 1761, Pawlet is named after the Mettawee River, which was called "Paulet" or "Paulette" on the earliest maps of the area.It's comprised of two population centers, Pawlet Village -- located at the junction of Vermont routes 30 and 133 -- and West Pawlet -- located at the junction of VT Route 153, Railroad Street and Egg Street and developed around the former |zqf| zgs| vem| ocv| rgq| cqp| urr| cad| jnm| ohp| jcm| mic| gis| msg| oun| nah| jur| fzj| uon| kqa| hbj| dew| adj| cvd| bgp| aiw| ici| uaw| bln| qqr| cth| uaq| sme| qne| pgu| clu| low| alp| xhf| lmu| fra| uto| lgz| kyx| fse| lzj| zqq| ywx| drn| bhv|