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  • Municipality Websites provides a comprehensive listing of all websites available for the 169 towns and cities In Connecticut.
  • Municipality Public Access Intiative (MPAI) is a a joint project sponsored by the Department of Information Technology (DOIT) and the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities (CCM).

For municipalities participating in this project, see the Municipal List.

Contacts for Local Government The following is a list of hyperlinks that direct you to general telephone and E-Mail directories for various local government contacts commonly used within the State of Connecticut.

Local Government information and contacts can be found in an annual publication known as the Connecticut State Register & Manual.

  • Municipal Assessors
  • Municipal Chief Executive Officers (CEO)
  • Municipal Chief Financial Officers (CFO)
  • Municipal Tax Collectors
  • Regional Planning O rganiztiorn (RPO) Contacts in Connecticut Connecticut Maps The following is a list of hyperlinks that direct you to maps of the State of Connecticut and its municipalities.
  • Both the University of Connecticut, Homer Babbidge Library's Map And Geographic OR C.s 9~
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- iowns/kiues Page 2 of 4 Information Center (MAGIC) and the Connecticut Department of Transportation provide online access to extensive libraries of digital maps. However, the majority of these maps require Geographic Information System applications software to access, view, manipulate and print them.

  • The Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) also maintains a Connecticut Map/GIS data page on their web site at hblf.l/www.state.ct.us/ecd/researcht/mapsAndex.html. Their maps are available In either image file formats (*.GIF or *.JPG) or download document formats such as PDF (Portable Document Format) and EPS (encapsulated PostScript file).
  • You may also want to visit or contact the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection's DEP Store at the Environmental & Geographic Information Center. Seven CDs are available for purchase that contain numerous GIS data. Please see their web page at www.dep.state.ct.uststore or call (860) 424-3555.

Data and Infonmation The following Is a list of hyperlinks that direct you to data and information about Connecticut and is municipalities.

Useful Town-Based Information...

  • Local Government Information and contacts can be found In an annual publication known as the Connecticut State Register & Manual.
  • The Department of Economic and Community Development maintains a web page for Connecticut Town Profiles. Each town profile has sections on demographics, economics, education, local government, housing, labor force, and quality of life, more than 200 statistics in total. Up to five profiles are available at no charge. Please see the web page:

hftp://www.state.ct.us/ecd/research/townp~rofrindex.htmI

  • The Office of Policy and Management maintains, a list of municipal data resources and databases Including mill rates by town and a compendium of Municipal Fiscal Indicators.

Please see the web page: httph/www.opm.state.ct.us/database.htm. Current population statistics for each of Connecticut's 169 towns Is also available at:

httpi//www.opm.state.ct.us/odpd3/data/estimate.htm.

Useful Education/School Based Information...

  • The Connecticut State Department of Education at: http://www.state.ct us/sde/, is a useful starting place for K-12 EducatlonlSchool Based Information.
  • The Connecticut State Department of Education also maintains a web page for accessing Strategic School Profiles, a town-by-town, school-by-school assessment based a standard

t-onneLi - iowns/it;ues Page 3 of 4 set of categories: hftpl/hwww.state.ct.us/sde/ssp.htm. A Department publication, called Connecticut Education Facts, Is also available on their webslte at:

hftp://www.state.ct.us/sdelub.htm.

For Information on Connecticuts Institutions of Higher Education and other post secondary educational opportunities, the Connecticut Department of Higher Education a Is a useful starting place: httpl/ctdhe.commnet.eduldheweb/toc.htm For more Data Sources see Other Links section...

Regional Organizations The following Is a list of hyperlinks that direct you to Information regional organizations In the State of Connecicut.

Connecticut Regional Planning Organizations

  • Capitol Realon Council of Governments
  • Council of Governments of the Central Naugatuck Valley
  • Greater Bridgeport Regional Planning Agency
  • Housatonic Valley Council of Elected Officials
  • Housatonic Valley Economic Development Partnership
  • Litchfield Hills Council of Elected Officials
  • Midstate Regional Planning Agency
  • South Central Regional Council of Governments
  • South Western Regional Planning Agency
  • Valley Regional Planning Agency
  • Windham Regional Council of Governments Connecticut Regional Community and Economic Development Organizations
  • Bridgeport Economic Resource Center
  • Capital City Economic Development Authority (CCEDA) - Hartford Area Pillars
  • Electronic Valley: Six valley towns of Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Derby, Oxford, Seymour and Shelton.
  • Housatonic Valley Economic Development Partnership (HVEDP)
  • Lower Naugatuck Valley
  • Naugatuck Valley Development Corporation
  • Newtown Economic Development Commission
  • Regional Business Resource Center

onne.l' - iownsctines Page 4 of 4 Other Links The following is a list of hyperlinks that direct you to other links available for municipal information, such as federal information sources.

  • Bureau of Labor Statistics
  • The Center for Population Research (UConn)
  • The Consumer Price Index (CPI)
  • Fed Stats
  • Massachuetts Institute For Social & Economic Research (MISER)
  • New England Economic ProLject (NEEP)
  • U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
  • U.S. Census Bureau
  • U.S. Denartment of Commerc

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o Regional Planning Organizations (RPOs) in Connecticut Last modified: July 09,2002 D1srIipiQJ1 l Meetings I Mambor WDescription Under Section 16a-4a of the Connecticut General Statutes, the Office of Policy and Management is responsible for the designation and redesignation of logical planning regions within the state. Accordingly, OPM has designated fifteen such planning regions.A listof the municipalities within each region along with individual town population estimates for the year 2000 from the Connecticut Department of Public Health is available.

The municipalities within each of those regions have voluntarily created through local ordinance one of the three types of Regional Planning Organization allowed under Connecticut statute (a Regional Council of Elected Officials, a Regional Council of Governments, or a Regional Planning Agency) to carry out a variety of regional planning and other activities on their behalf.

WRegional Planning Organizations Capitol Region Council of Governments 241 Main Street, 4th Floor Hartford, Connecticut 06106-53 10 Telephone: (860) 522-2217 Fax: (860) 724-1274 E-Mail: wporth~crcog.org Website: htp://www.crcog.org Executive Director: Richard Porth Central Connecticut Regional Planning Agency 225 North Main Street Suite 304 Bristol, Connecticut 06010-4993 Telephone: (860) 589-7820 or (860) 224-9888 Fax: (860) 589-6950 TDD: (860) 589-6950 E-Mail: ccrpa@ccrpa.org Website: www.ccrpa,&xg

  • Keglonal Plannng Organizations (RPO)

Pa-ge 2 of 5 Executive Director: Carl J. Stephani Connecticut River Estuary Regional Planning Agency 455 Boston Post Road P.O. Box 778 Old Saybrook, Connecticut 06475 Telephone: (860) 388-3497 Fax: (860) 395-1404 E-Mail: crerpaIsnet.net Website: http://rotr.comlcrerpa Executive Director: Linda Krause Council of Governments of the Central Naugatuck Valley 20 East Main Street Suite 303 Waterbury, Connecticut 06702-2399 Telephone: (203) 757-0535 Fax: (203) 756-7688 E-Mail: pdorpalen@cogcnv.org Website: www&cogcnX g

Executive Director: Peter Dorpalen Greater Bridgeport Regional Planning Agency Bridgeport Transportation Center 525 Water Street Bridgeport, Connecticut 06604-4902 Telephone: (203) 366-5405 Fax: (203) 366-8437 E-Mail: ghipa@snet.net Website: www.gbna.og Executive Director: James T. Wang Housatonic Valley Council of Elected Officials Old Town Hall Route 25 Brookfield, Connecticut 06804 Telephone: (203) 775-6256 Fax: (203) 740-9167 E-Mail: ichew@hvceo.org Website: http://www.hvceo.org Executive Director: Jonathan Chew Litchfield Hills Council of Elected Officials 42 North Street P.O. Box 187 Goshen, Connecticut 06756 Telephone: (860) 491-9884 Fax: (860) 491-3729 E-Mail: lhceo I@snet.net Planning Director: Richard Lynn

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Midstate Regional Planning Agency 100 Dekoven Drive P.O. Box 139 Middletown, Connecticut 06457 Telephone: (860) 347-7214 Fax: (860) 347-6109 E-Mail:

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Executive Director: Geoffrey L. Colegrove Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments 125 Putnam Pike (Route 12)

P.O. Box 759 Dayville, Connecticut 06241-0759 Telephone: (860) 774-1253 Fax: (860) 779-2056 E-Mail: neog~snetfl Executive Director: John Filchak Northwestern Connecticut Council of Governments 17 Sackett Hill Road Warren, Connecticut 06754 Telephone: (860) 868-7341 Fax: (860) 868-1195 E-Mail: nwccogl@snet.net Executive Director: Dan McGuinness South Central Regional Council of Governments 127 Washington Avenue, 4th Floor West North Haven, Connecticut 06473 - 1715 Telephone: (203) 234-7555 Fax: (203) 234-9850 E-Mail: jgottiscrcog.org Executive Director: Judy E. Gott Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments 5 Connecticut Avenue Norwich, Connecticut 06360-4592 Telephone: (860) 889-2324 Fax: (860) 889-1222 E-Mail: jsbutler.seccog@snet.net Executive Director: James S. Butler South Western Regional Planning Agency 888 Washington Boulevard - 3rd Floor Stamford, Connecticut 06901 Telephone: (203) 316-5190 Fax: (203) 316-4995 E-Mail: wilsonaswrpa.org Website: www.swrpa.org Executive Director: Robert H. Wilson

- Regional Planning Organizations (RPO)

Page 4 of 5 Valley Council of Governments Derby Train Station 12 Main Street Derby, Connecticut 06418 Telephone: (203) 735-8688 Fax: (203) 735-8680 E-Mail: reigen~yvact org Website: http://www.electronievalley.org/vrpa Executive Director: Richard Eigen Windham Region Council of Governments 968 Main Street Willimantic, Connecticut 06226-2310 Telephone: (860) 456-2221 Fax: (860) 456-1235 E-Mail: director.wincog@snet.net Website: wwwinwgjcolb.net Executive Director: Barbara C. Buddington Office of Policy and Management Intergovernmental Policy Division 450 Capitol Avenue - MS#54SLP Hartford, Connecticut 06106-1308 Telephone: (860) 418-6432 Fax: (860) 418-6493 E-Mail: richard.vanausdall@po.state.ct.us Website: http:/lwww.opm.state.ct.us State RPO Coordinator Richard Van Ausdall

  • Meetings Shown below is a listing of dates for the regularly-scheduled RPO/OPM meetings for 2002. All meetings are scheduled to be held at the Connecticut Economic Resource Center (CERC), 805 Brook Street, Rocky Hill, Connecticut, beginning at 9:00 AM. The telephone number at CERC is (860) 571-7136. Additional meetings may be scheduled if circumstances dictate.

Directions to the Connecticut Economic Resource Center From Hartford and Bradley Airport 1-91 South to Exit 23 Right at end of ramp onto West Street Continue to T-shaped intersection (West Street and Rte. 3)

Left onto Rte. 3 Second set of lights take Left onto Brook Street Left into first driveway CERC is Building 4 which is straight ahead

  • Kegionai Planing urgamzations (KpO)

Page 5 of 5 From New Haven I-91 North to Exit 23 Left at end of ramp onto West Street Same directions as shown above from Hartford and Bradley Airport Dates Time Location January 18,2002 March 21, 2002 May 16,2002 July 18, 2002 September 19, 2002 November 21, 2002 9:00 a.m.

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Contact:

Richard Van Ausdall, phone (860) 418-6432; fax (860) 418-6493; e-mail richard.van ausdall@ro.state.ct.us Intergovernmental Policy Division Link to:

  • Regional Planning Grant-in-Aid
  • .Cen~su~s,D ata Co Welcome I What's New I Whafs ning I Grants/Services I Propals I Poticies/Guidelines I Diagories I Pubbikations I Databases I About Us I Other Links gc Copyright @ 2002 State of Connecticut. Send Email to OPMwebmaster@oo.state.ct.us. State Discaimers and Universal Website Accessibility Policy apply. Please read the OPM Privacy P Uliy.

MUNICIPALMES/POPULATION BY PLANNING REGION*

Canltol Realon Council of Governments (29 munilinalitlesl Andover Avon Bloomfield Bolton Canton East Granby East Hartford East Windsor Ellington Enfield Farmington Glastonbury Granby Hartford Hebron 3,044 15,839 19,555 5,023 8,849 4,754 49,618 9,829 12,943 45,246 23,662 31,922 10,356 124,380 8,645 Manchester Marlborough Newington Rocky Hill Simsbury Somers South Windsor Suffield Tolland Vernon West Hartford Wethersfield Windsor Windsor Locks 54,795 5,717 29,323 17,956 23,269 10,422 24,439 13,568 13,169 28,099 61,070 26,262 28,260 12,041 Total 7

Central Connecticut Reglonal Planning Agencv (7 municloalities) 22,055 Berlin Bristol Burlington New Britain 18,223 60,137 8,201 71,653 Plainville Plymouth Southington 17,327 11,661 39,761 Total 226,963 Connecticut River Estuary Realonal Planning Aciencv (9 municlialities)

Chester Clinton Deep River Essex Killingworth 3,735 13,108 4,609 6,518 6,032 Lyme Old Lyme Old Saybrook Westbrook 2,023 7,404 10,369 6,301 60,099 Total Council of Governments of the Central Naugatuck Valley (13 municicalities)

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Beacon Falls Bethlehem Cheshire Middlebury Naugatuck Oxford Prospect 5,257 3,425 28,557 6,453 31,027 9,842 8,708 Southbury Thomaston Waterbury Watertown Wolcott Woodbury 18,551 7,511 107,413 21,673 16,225 9,203 Total Greater Brldaeport Reglonal Planninq Acencv (6 municlpalities) 272,845 Bridgeport Easton Fairfield 139,797 7,281 57,403 Monroe Strafford Trumbull 19,282 49,973 34,268 Total 308,004 Hns^:nanic mnelnf-1 Vlart#z rWffirsal dIAl munmlensiIntalfn v~awvl-vu.

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Bethel Bridgewater Brookfield Danbury New Fairfield 18,110 1,822 15,700 75,007 13,981 New Milford Newtown Redding Ridgefield Sherman 27,178 25,087 8,290 23,698 3,831 Total 212,704 Lltchfield Hills Council of Elected Officials llt municlialitles)

Barkhamsted Colebrook Goshen Hartland Harwinton Litchfield 3,499 1,469 2,700 2,014 5,288 8,325 Morris New Hartford Norfolk Torrington Winchester 2,305 6,105 1,657 35,237 10,666 Total 79,265 Page 2

Midstate Realonal Plannino Aaencv (8 municloalities)

Cromwell Durham East Haddam East Hampton 12,886 6,645 8,348 13,360 Haddam Middlefield Middletown Portland 7,165 4,198 43,205 8,745 Total 104,552 Northeastem Connecticut Council of Governments (11 municlDallties)

Brooklyn Canterbury Eastford Killingly Plainfield 7,176 4,702 1,617 16,488 14,626 Pomf ret Putnam Sterling Thompson Union Woodstock 3,803 9,002 3,099 8,879 694 7,242 Total 77,3 Northwestem Connecticut Council of Governments (9 municipalities) 28 Canaan Cornwall Kent North Canaan Roxbury 1,077 1,437 2,856 3,353 2,139 Salisbury Sharon Warren Washington 3,974 2,969 1,258 3,601 Total 22,664 South Central Reglonal Council of Governments (15 municlpalities)

Bethany Branford East Haven Guilford Hamden Madison Meriden Milford 5,045 28,694 28,221 21,421 56,947 17,681 58,294 52,338 New Haven North Branford North Haven Orange Wallingford West Haven Woodbridge 123,768 13,914 23,025 13,232 43,054 52,418 8,982 Total 547,234 Page 3

Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments (18 municlDalities)

Bozrah 2,364 New London Colchester 14,596 North Stonington East Lyme 18,121 Norwich Franklin 1,836 Preston Griswold 10,819 Salem Groton 39,988 Sprague Ledyard 14,711 Stonington Usbon 4,072 Voluntown Montville 18,548 Waterford Total South Western Realonal Planning Agencv (8 municloalitles) 25,692 4,997 36,141 4,692 3,865 2,973 17,904 2,530 19,140 242,989 Darien 19,695 Stamfor Greenwich 61,153 Weston New Canaan 19,407 Westpoi Norwalk 83,145 Wilton Total Valley Council of Govemments (4 municiDalities) d rt 117,334 10,065 25,806 17,687 354,292 Ansonia Derby 18,572 12,400 Seymour Shelton 15,475 38,109 Total Windham Realon Council of Govemments (10 municlalities) 84,556 Ashford Chaplin Columbia Coventry Hampton 4,107 2,251 4,980 11,529 1,760 Lebanon Mansfield Scotland Willington Windham 6,910 20,730 1,557 5,966 22,901 Total 82,691 Undefined Stafford Total 11,308 11,308

  • Population figures are Connecticut Department of Public Health - 2000 Estimates Total 2000 Estimated State Population: 3,409,549 Page 4

Lonnecucut maps Fage I O4t 4 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT -STATE OF CONNECMICUT Connecticut Maps

[back to DECD Research] (back to DECD Home] [Search I The road maps are created from the original 24"x 36" State of Connecticut DOT road map. The road maps are saved at 300 dpi and will print on a color printer. To print smaller sections of the state use the county road maps. The outline maps are composed of white background / black outline with town names included.

  • Alternative State of Connecticut County Outline (GIF, 45K)
  • Connecticut Town Map (PDF, 44K), Conn. Town Map (EPS, 87K), Conn. Town Map (GIF, 49K)
  • State of Connecticut broken down by Labor Market Area (LMA)
  • Fairfield County Maps:
  • Fairfield County Road Map (PDF, 981K)
  • Fairfield County Outline (PDF, 31K), Fairfield County Outline (JPG, 67K)
  • Fairfield County color map (JPG, 47K)

X List of towns Locatt in Fairfield County

  • Hartford County Maps:
  • Hartford County Road Map (PDF, 844K)
  • Hartford County Outline (PDF,21K), Hanford County Outline (JPG, 75K)
  • Listofi Ls ednHartfordLCpou.ny
  • Litelifeld County Maps:
  • Litchfield County Road Map (PDF, 892K)

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  • Litcbfield County Outline (PDF, 24K), Litchfield County Outline (JPG, 73K)
  • List of towns located in Litchfield County
  • Middlesex County Maps:
  • Middlesex County Road Map (PDF, 629K)
  • Middlesex County Outline (PDF, 21K), Middlesex County Outline (JPG, 69K)
  • List of towns located in Middlesex County
  • New Haven County Maps:
  • New Haven County Road Map (PDF, 971K)
  • New Haven County Outline (PDF, 44K), New Haven County Outline (JPG, 79K)
  • List of towns located in New Haven County
  • New London County Maps:
  • New London Countyv RoiadMa-p (PDF, 839K)
  • New London County Outline (PDF, 28K), New London County Outline (JPG, 75K)
  • List of towns located in New London Counly
  • Tolland County Maps:
  • Tolland County Road Map (PDF, 451K)
  • Tolland County Outline (PDF, 16K), Tolland County Outline (JPG, 54K)
  • List of towns located in Tolland County
  • Windham County Maps:
  • Windham County Road Map (PDF, 466K)
  • Windham County Outline (PDF, 13K), Windham County Outline (JPG, 59K)
  • List of towns located in Windham County Service Delivery Areas (SDA): A geographical area, designated by the governor, within which employment and training services are provided under the Job Training Partnership Act. There are eight SDAs in Connecticut

iConnecticut maps Page 3 of 4 Miscellaneous Connecticut Maps

  • Connecticut Town Map PDF format (44k) This is a vector ("drawn") image of the Connecticut town map. It is in Portable Document Format (PDF), also known as Acrobat format. It can be viewed and printed with the Adobe Acrobat Reader, which can be downloaded without charge from the Adobe web site. This format preserves the formatting and look of paper documents, which is why we also use it to present our monthly Connecticut Economic Digest and out Town Profiles on the Internet. The image quality of this format is much better than the GIF format.
  • Connecticut Town Map EPS format (87k) This is an encapsulated PostScript file of the Connecticut town map. It is of equal quality with the PDF format, and can be embedded in documents created by many desktop publishing systems and word processors. You may be unable to print it out unless you have a PostScript printer, however.
  • Connecticut Town Map GIF format (49k) This is a raster ("scanned") image of the Connecticut town map. It is 1569 pixels wide by 1141 pixels high. The town names are readable but not of high quality. To produce the highest quality output, we recommend that you download and use one of the vector formats. This format, however, is viewable directly by your browser without requiring any special software.
  • Farmington Valley map (149K, GIF)
  • Housatonic Town map (1) (38K, GIF)
  • Housatonic Town map (2) (18K, GIF)
  • http://www.gcol.com/rmacgregor/conn.htm A computer-calculated study, completed in October 2000, ranks all 169 towns and cities in the state of Connecticut according to attractiveness and quality of life, using ArcView 3.2, a Geographic Information System (GIS) produced by ESRI of California. Statistical data utilized in the study were obtained from the 1998-1999 Connecticut Town Profiles, published by the CT Dept. of Economic and Community Development. Also used were graphical data obtained from the University of Connecticut Map and Geographic Information Center website, at http.//magic.lib.uconn.edu.

Twelve different criteria were used to rank the towns. Ten of these criteria were selected from the Connecticut Town Profiles: Crime Rate, High School Graduates Attending 4-Year Colleges, Housing Prices, Infant Mortality Rate, Per Capita Income, Per Capita Taxes, Population Change, Poverty Rate, Student/Teacher Ratio, Unemployment Rate, Distance from Metro Areas, and Prettiness of Towns. For prettiness, I grouped the towns into five general categories, from prettiest to least pretty.

Source: Rick MacGregor is a cartographer at the U.S. Department of Defense, National Imagery and Mapping Agency.

l teC d We plan to make more maps available at this spot in the future. Send requests or comments on what formats and subjects you would find useful to decd@po.statexct.us.

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Fairfield County Bethel, Bridgeport, Brookfield, Danbury, Darien, Easton, Fairfield, Greenwich, Monroe, New Canaan, New Fairfield, Newtown, Norwalk, Shelton, Sherman, Stamford, Stratford, Redding, Ridgefield, Trumbull, Weston, Westport, Wilton county outline in pdf format / county outline in jpg format / county road map in pdf format

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Essex, Haddam, Killingworth, Middlefield, Middletown, Old Saybrook, Portland, Westbrook county outline in pdf format / county outline in jpg format / county road map in pdf format New Haven County Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Bethany, Branford, Cheshire, Derby, East Haven, Guilford, Hamden, Madison, Meriden, Middlebury, Milford, Naugatuck, New Haven, North Branford, North Haven, Orange, Oxford, Prospect,

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Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Franklin, Griswold, Groton, Lebanon, Ledyard, Lisbon, Lyme, Montville, New London, North Stonington, Norwich, Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Sprague, Stonington, Voluntown, Waterford county outline in pdf format / county outline in jpg format county road map in pdf format Tolland County Andover, Bolton, Columbia, Coventry, Ellington, Hebron, Mansfield, Somers, Stafford, Tolland, Union, Vernon, Willington county outline in pdf format / county outline in jpg format I county road map in pdf format County Windham County Ashford, Brooklyn, Canterbury, Chaplin, Eastford, Hampton, Killingly, county Plainfield, Pomfret, Putnam, Scotland, Sterling, Thompson, Windham, Woodstock county outline in pdf format / county outline in jpg format I county road map in pdf format DECD Home 1O 2002 Department of Economic and Community Development Ifjt State of CT Home / Disclaimers & permissions / Privacy poicy / Questions or comments Date last updated Thursday, April 11, 2002

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