"Anticipating the Next Total Solar Eclipse: Vermont's Eclipse Impact and Future Viewing Opportunities"

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Vermont is assessing the impact of the total solar eclipse, which drew thousands of visitors and caused significant outbound traffic, but no major crises. Public safety officials reported traffic accidents and stranded motorists, but overall, the crowds were pleasant and understanding. The state experienced traffic choke points and increased demand for water at welcome centers, with estimates of up to 160,000 visitors. The eclipse-watchers in Newport alone were estimated at 20,000, nearly five times its normal population.
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