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Hardwick

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Hardwick

Town (including Hardwick and East Hardwick villages) in Caledonia County, north-central Vermont; population (1990) 3,000. It is situated on the Lamoille River and Hardwick Lake, 32 km/20 mi north-northeast of Montpelier.

After the discovery of granite in Hardwick in 1868, it became the site of the Woodbury Granite Company, once the largest construction-granite concern in the world. Other local industries turn out wood and dairy products.



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