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Jamestown Canyon virus detected in Charlotte

The Jamestown Canyon virus has been detected in mosquitoes in Vermont, marking the first mosquito-borne virus of the season.

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📍 How it ended

Mosquitoes in Charlotte tested positive for Jamestown Canyon virus, marking the first mosquito-borne virus of the 2026 season in Vermont. The virus was also detected in Exeter.

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The brief

The Jamestown Canyon virus has been detected in mosquitoes in Charlotte, Vermont. This is the first mosquito-borne virus identified in the state this year.

The Vermont Health Department has confirmed the presence of the virus in Charlotte. The coverage does not yet specify the extent of the virus's spread or any human cases.

Watch for updates on public health advisories and any reported human infections. Coverage does not yet specify whether other regions in Vermont have been affected.

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What is the Jamestown Canyon virus?

The Jamestown Canyon virus is a mosquito-borne virus that can cause illness in humans.

Where has the Jamestown Canyon virus been detected?

The virus has been detected in mosquitoes in Charlotte, Vermont, and Exeter.

Is this the first mosquito-borne virus of the season?

Yes, according to coverage from WAMC, Waterbury Roundabout, Vermont Daily Chronicle, MyChamplainValley.com, and WCAX, this is the first mosquito-borne virus detected in Vermont for the 2026 season.

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