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Chartered in August 11, 1781, Orange, Vermont is a town in the northwest corner of Orange County, in the Central Vermont region of the state, just east of Barre, Vermont.

The Waits River flows through the northeastern part of Orange. Orange is also the site of the Dix Reservoir, the major water supply for adjoining Barre, along with its associated water processing facilities.

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