The 10 Snobbiest Places In Vermont For 2026


The Snobbiest places in Vermont are Jericho and South Burlington for 2026 based on Saturday Night Science.

There are all types when it comes to being a snob in Vermont. You’ve got your Wine Snobs, Book Snobs, and, of course, Clothes Snobs. Then there are the Technology Snobs, Car Snobs, and yes, even City Snobsas in, I’m better than you because I live in (insert snooty city here).

How can we tell which Vermont cities are the snobbiest? By measuring snobby things, that’s how.

We used Saturday Night Science to look at things like expensive homes, high incomes, and overly educated populations by city in Vermont. These are the criteria you’d argue with a friend over a foodie dinner about who’s snobbier.

After analyzing 17 of the state’s most populous areas over 1,000 people, we came up with this ranking of the ten snobbiest places in the state of Vermont.

The Vermonter in these places aren’t snobby, they just know they’re better than you.


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


The 10 Snobbiest Places In Vermont

  1. Jericho
  2. South Burlington
  3. Montpelier
  4. Burlington
  5. Winooski
  6. Vergennes
  7. Morrisville
  8. Poultney
  9. North Bennington
  10. St. Albans

Snobbiest Cities In Vermont Map

Don’t freak out.

What’s the snobbiest place in Vermont? The snobbiest place in Vermont is Jericho based on the data. If we had their wealth and lifestyle, we’d probably be a little snobby, too.

The most laid back? That would be Enosburg Falls.

We’re not so full of ourselves as to make this ranking up from nowhere. So here’s a look at the top ten and more on how we did it. And if you’re curious, Vermont is the 25th snobbiest in the United States.

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The 10 Snobbiest Places In Vermont For 2026

1. Jericho

Jericho, VT

Source: Wikipedia User Doug Kerr from Albany, NY, United States | CC BY-SA 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

4
/10
Population: 1,346
% Highly Educated: 77.0%
Median Income: $89,740
Median Home Price: $560,399
More on Jericho: Movers

South Burlington, VT

Source: Wikipedia User Superbug2399 | GFDL
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10
Population: 20,756
% Highly Educated: 69.0%
Median Income: $106,667
Median Home Price: $481,493
More on South Burlington: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Movers

Montpelier, VT

Source: Wikipedia User The original uploader was Decumanus at English Wikipedia | GFDL
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10
Population: 8,014
% Highly Educated: 66.0%
Median Income: $81,030
Median Home Price: $414,351
More on Montpelier: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Movers

Burlington, VT

Source: Wikipedia User Kenneth C. Zirkel | CC BY-SA 4.0
Overall SnackAbility

7.5
/10
Population: 44,675
% Highly Educated: 60.0%
Median Income: $71,109
Median Home Price: $506,784
More on Burlington: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Movers

Winooski, VT

Source: Wikipedia User The original uploader was Hortont424 at English Wikipedia | CC BY-SA 2.5
Overall SnackAbility

8
/10
Population: 8,293
% Highly Educated: 59.0%
Median Income: $79,522
Median Home Price: $427,517
More on Winooski: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Movers

Vergennes, VT

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10
Population: 2,565
% Highly Educated: 42.0%
Median Income: $76,587
Median Home Price: $357,848
More on Vergennes: Data | Crime | Movers

Morrisville, VT

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

5
/10
Population: 2,664
% Highly Educated: 34.0%
Median Income: $68,240
Median Home Price: $360,431
More on Morrisville: Data | Movers

8. Poultney

Poultney, VT

Source: Wikipedia User Jared and Corin | CC BY-SA 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

5
/10
Population: 1,033
% Highly Educated: 39.0%
Median Income: $70,536
Median Home Price: $299,940
More on Poultney: Movers

9. North Bennington

North Bennington, VT

Source: Wikipedia User Mark Barry from Md, Vt, Ny. | CC BY 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

7
/10
Population: 1,336
% Highly Educated: 42.0%
Median Income: $68,571
Median Home Price: $274,769
More on North Bennington: Movers

St. Albans, VT

Source: Wikipedia User Mitchazenia | CC BY-SA 4.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10
Population: 6,954
% Highly Educated: 31.0%
Median Income: $57,980
Median Home Price: $361,248
More on St. Albans: Data | Crime | Cost Of Living | Movers

Methodology: How we determined the snobbiest cities in the Green Mountain State

Do you think wed just come up with this list willy-nilly? Not a chance – we only use Saturday Night Science around here.

We gathered up all of the places in Vermont with populations of 1,000 people or more. This left us with a total of 17 places. Then, we looked at each place in terms of these snoot-er-iffic criteria (And no, its not a word. English snob.):

  • Median home price (Higher is snobbier)
  • Median household income (Higher is snobbier)
  • Percent of population with a college degree (Higher is snobbier)

Incomes and college education levels come from the American Community Survey. Home prices come from Zillow.

Turned out this simple criteria was much better at sniffing out the snobby places then more snobby criteria like:

  • Libaries per capita (Higher is snobbier)
  • Museums per capita (Higher is snobbier)
  • Private schools per capita (Higher is snobbier)

From there, we ranked each of our 17 places in each category with scores from one to 17. We then averaged each places ranking into one overall score, where the lowest score went to the snobbiest place in Vermont. So lets all flip a table in honor of Jericho (with our pinkies up, of course.)

Before you get upset and ruin your blowout or something drastic here, lets remember that this is all in good fun. Would we live in one of these 10 places if we had the chance? Of course, we would.

And it’s not like your real estate agent would ever point out how snobby the town you’re moving to is. We’re here to keep you grounded, even if you’re wearing a monocle.

There You Have It – Now That You’re On Your High Horse

When it comes to snobbery, these places in Vermont are heading ever upward. Residents in these communities are well educated, well paid, and appear to have all the sophisticated culture and entertainment of an Ernst Lubitsch film right at their fingertips.

Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

The snobbiest cities in Vermont are Jericho, South Burlington, Montpelier, Burlington, Winooski, Vergennes, Morrisville, Poultney, North Bennington, and St. Albans.

If you’re also curious enough, here are the most laid back places in Vermont, according to science:

  1. Enosburg Falls
  2. Newport
  3. Bellows Falls

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Table: The Snobbiest Cities In Vermont For 2026

Rank City Population Median Income Average Home Prices Adult Highly Educated
1 Jericho, VT 1,346 $89,740 $560,399 77.0%
2 South Burlington, VT 20,756 $106,667 $481,493 69.0%
3 Montpelier, VT 8,014 $81,030 $414,351 66.0%
4 Burlington, VT 44,675 $71,109 $506,784 60.0%
5 Winooski, VT 8,293 $79,522 $427,517 59.0%
6 Vergennes, VT 2,565 $76,587 $357,848 42.0%
7 Morrisville, VT 2,664 $68,240 $360,431 34.0%
8 Poultney, VT 1,033 $70,536 $299,940 39.0%
9 North Bennington, VT 1,336 $68,571 $274,769 42.0%
10 St. Albans, VT 6,954 $57,980 $361,248 31.0%
11 Barre, VT 8,412 $65,625 $300,280 37.0%
12 Swanton, VT 2,670 $66,607 $340,861 21.0%
13 Rutland, VT 15,712 $57,675 $276,480 33.0%
14 Johnson, VT 1,799 $48,633 $339,256 31.0%
15 Bellows Falls, VT 2,891 $56,086 $235,015 27.0%
16 Newport, VT 4,394 $54,646 $254,527 25.0%
17 Enosburg Falls, VT 1,570 $50,870 $281,256 16.0%
About Nick Johnson

Nick Johnson earned his masters in Business Administration from the Drucker School At Claremont Graduate University. He has written for 39 publications across the country and ran the media relations department at Movoto, a real estate portal based in San Francisco. He has been featured in over 500 publications as an expert in real estate and as an authority on real estate trends.

Nick's the creator of the HomeSnacks YouTube channel that now has over 260,000 subscribers and is an excellent source to learn about different parts of the country.

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