The subject of this exploration is a particular locale in the town of Ludlow, Vermont, specifically the area known as the “Divided Sky.” This name is informally attributed to the region surrounding a well-known bend on Vermont Route 100, characterized by the distinct separation of mountain ranges visible from this vantage point. Its geographical features contribute significantly to its local identity.
This location holds significance for several reasons. Its scenic beauty makes it a popular spot for photography and tourism. Furthermore, its accessibility via a major thoroughfare makes it a recognizable landmark for both residents and visitors. Historically, the surrounding landscape has influenced local land use and development patterns, adding to its cultural relevance within the broader Ludlow community.
