Regional position
Code 10675 makes the entry specific for guide readers in Vermont; at rank 945, Burlington, Vermont (code 10675, estimate 44,019) is a city. FIPS 50-10675 identifies the place behind it; the geographic anchor for Burlington, Vermont (rank 945) is 44 degrees 29 minutes 31 seconds north and 73 degrees 14 minutes 20 seconds west. Rank 945 is comparison, not geographic footprint; population estimate 44,019 positions Burlington, Vermont (latitude 44.49193) among listed places. Burlington, Vermont (FIPS 50-10675) sits inside Vermont, where Green Mountains, glacial valleys, Lake Champlain lowlands, and northern New England gives the named entry setting outside a single outline.
Water and drainage
A geographic reading of Burlington, Vermont (code 10675, estimate 44,019) starts with Lake Champlain, the Connecticut River, and glacial mountain waters; place code 10675 separates drainage from streets and parcels. A checked Vermont fact notes glacial Lake Winooski drained across successively lower outlets; that observation widens the water view near Burlington, Vermont (rank 945), code 10675. Neither becomes a complete local survey; the point for Burlington, Vermont (latitude 44.49193), 50-10675, may be compared with the drainage layer. The relationship between Burlington, Vermont (FIPS 50-10675) and regional water is geographic setting; rank 945 does not promise shoreline access or road conditions.
Relief and elevation
State-place key 50-10675 holds the description specific; the Vermont setting around Burlington, Vermont (code 10675, estimate 44,019) includes Green Mountains, glacial valleys, and lake lowlands. The latitude of Burlington, Vermont (rank 945), 44 degrees 29 minutes 31 seconds north, preserves location while the broader terrain supplies another dimension. The larger relief story for Burlington, Vermont (latitude 44.49193) includes the observation that at Lone Rock Point older Cambrian dolostone overlies younger Ordovician shale along a thrust fault; Identifier 50-10675 keeps attribution plain. Place code 10675 preserves identity; use paired water and terrain setting to keep Burlington, Vermont (FIPS 50-10675) in Vermont.
Settlement pattern
Identifier 50-10675 holds its named place distinct; a city-scale view of Burlington, Vermont (code 10675) works better as a connected settlement field. Code 10675 is not a shortcut for jurisdictional shape; read 44,019 as the reported size of Burlington, Vermont (rank 945). The setting of Burlington, Vermont (latitude 44.49193) reflects relationships among environmental systems; the plotted marker stays tied to rank 945. State code 50 and place code 10675 maintain the frame; Keep the state backdrop behind Burlington, Vermont (FIPS 50-10675). The page presents context around Burlington, Vermont (estimate 44,019) without promising live access, current routes, or complete municipal detail.
Reading the city map
Place code 10675 holds the named entry from drifting; read Burlington, Vermont (code 10675) as one marker inside Vermont. Natural systems explain the larger setting outside rank 945; for Burlington, Vermont (rank 945), the plotted coordinate answers where. Identifier 50-10675 prevents drift; Keep Burlington, Vermont (latitude 44.49193), drainage, and terrain in one sequence as the guide changes scale. One state-scale clue behind Burlington, Vermont (FIPS 50-10675) is that quechee Gorge is on the Ottauquechee River in Hartford; rank 945 identifies the city entry. Rank 945, code 50-10675, and the landscape together provide a durable reference for Burlington, Vermont (estimate 44,019).