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TOWNS AS DISTRICTED FOR ELECTION PURPOSES

(Congressional Districts adopted February 10, 2022.) Map

(State Senate Districts adopted November 23, 2021.) Map

(State House Districts adopted November 18, 2021.) Map

Town	Congressional District No.	State Senate District No.	State House District No.	County
Andover	2	4	55	Tolland
Ansonia	3	17	104	New Haven
Ashford	2	35	50	Windham
Avon	5	8	17, 19	Hartford
Barkhamsted	1	8	62	Litchfield
Beacon Falls	3	17	105	New Haven
Berlin	1	6	30, 83	Hartford
Bethany	3	17	89	New Haven
Bethel	5	28, 32	2, 107	Fairfield
Bethlehem	5	30, 32	66	Litchfield
Bloomfield	1	2, 5	15	Hartford
Bolton	2	4	8, 55	Tolland
Bozrah	2	20	48	New London
Branford	3	12	98, 102	New Haven
Bridgeport	4	22, 23	124, 126-130, 133	Fairfield
Bridgewater	5	32	69	Litchfield
Bristol	1	31	77-79	Hartford
Brookfield	5	30, 32	107	Fairfield
Brooklyn	2	29	47, 50	Windham
Burlington	5	5	76	Hartford
Canaan	5	30	64	Litchfield
Canterbury	2	29	47	Windham
Canton	5	8	17	Hartford
Chaplin	2	35	47	Windham
Cheshire	5	13, 16	83, 89, 103	New Haven
Chester	2	33	36	Middlesex
Clinton	2	33	35	Middlesex
Colchester	2	33	48	New London
Colebrook	1	8	63	Litchfield
Columbia	2	19	8	Tolland
Cornwall	5	30	64	Litchfield
Coventry	2	35	8	Tolland
Cromwell	1	9	32	Middlesex
Danbury	5	24	2, 108-110, 138	Fairfield
Darien	4	25, 26, 27	125, 141	Fairfield
Deep River	2	33	36	Middlesex
Derby	3	17	104, 105, 114	New Haven
Durham	3	12, 34	86, 101	Middlesex
East Granby	1	7	61	Hartford
East Haddam	2	33	34	Middlesex
East Hampton	2	33	34	Middlesex
East Hartford	1	3	9-11	Hartford
East Haven	3	12, 34	86, 99	New Haven
East Lyme	2	20	37	New London
East Windsor	1	3	57, 59	Hartford
Eastford	2	35	50	Windham
Easton	4	28	112, 135	Fairfield
Ellington	2	3, 7, 35	57	Tolland
Enfield	2	7	58, 59	Hartford
Essex	2	33	36	Middlesex
Fairfield	4	28	132-134	Fairfield
Farmington	5	5, 6	21, 22	Hartford
Franklin	2	19	48	New London
Glastonbury	1, 2	4	13, 31, 55	Hartford
Goshen	5	30	64	Litchfield
Granby	1	7, 8	62	Hartford
Greenwich	4	36	149-151	Fairfield
Griswold	2	18	45	New London
Groton	2	18	40, 41	New London
Guilford	3	12	86, 98	New Haven
Haddam	2	33	36	Middlesex
Hamden	3	11, 17	88, 91, 94, 103, 114	New Haven
Hampton	2	35	50	Windham
Hartford	1	1, 2	1, 3-7	Hartford
Hartland	1	8	62	Hartford
Harwinton	5	8, 31	76	Litchfield
Hebron	2	19	55	Tolland
Kent	5	30	64	Litchfield
Killingly	2	29	44, 51	Windham
Killingworth	2	12	35	Middlesex
Lebanon	2	19	8, 48	New London
Ledyard	2	19	43, 45, 139	New London
Lisbon	2	19	45, 47	New London
Litchfield	5	30	66, 76	Litchfield
Lyme	2	33	23	New London
Madison	2	12	101	New Haven
Manchester	1	4	9, 11-13	Hartford
Mansfield	2	29	50, 54	Tolland
Marlborough	2	19	55	Hartford
Meriden	5	13	82, 83, 84	New Haven
Middlebury	5	15, 32	71	New Haven
Middlefield	3	12, 13	90	Middlesex
Middletown	1, 3	9, 13	33, 100	Middlesex
Milford	3	14	117-119	New Haven
Monroe	4	21, 22	112	Fairfield
Montville	2	19, 20	37, 38, 139	New London
Morris	5	30	66	Litchfield
Naugatuck	3	15, 17	70, 131	New Haven
New Britain	5	6	24-27	Hartford
New Canaan	4	26, 36	42, 125, 142	Fairfield
New Fairfield	5	24, 30	108	Fairfield
New Hartford	1	8	62	Litchfield
New Haven	3	10, 11	92-97	New Haven
New London	2	20	39, 40	New London
New Milford	5	30	67, 69, 108	Litchfield
Newington	1	9	20, 27	Hartford
Newtown	5	28	106, 107	Fairfield
Norfolk	5	8	64	Litchfield
North Branford	3	12, 34	86	New Haven
North Canaan	5	30	64	Litchfield
North Haven	3	34	87	New Haven
North Stonington	2	18	43	New London
Norwalk	4	25	137, 140-143	Fairfield
Norwich	2	19	46, 47, 139	New London
Old Lyme	2	20	23	New London
Old Saybrook	2	20, 33	23	Middlesex
Orange	3	14	114, 117, 119	New Haven
Oxford	4	32	131	New Haven
Plainfield	2	18	44, 47	Windham
Plainville	5	31	22	Hartford
Plymouth	5	31	78	Litchfield
Pomfret	2	29	50	Windham
Portland	1	33	32	Middlesex
Preston	2	18	45	New London
Prospect	3	16	89	New Haven
Putnam	2	29	51	Windham
Redding	4	26	135	Fairfield
Ridgefield	4	24, 26	42, 111	Fairfield
Rocky Hill	1	9	29	Hartford
Roxbury	5	32	69	Litchfield
Salem	2	20	34, 37	New London
Salisbury	5	30	64	Litchfield
Scotland	2	29	47	Windham
Seymour	3	21, 32	105	New Haven
Sharon	5	30	64	Litchfield
Shelton	3, 4	21	113, 122	Fairfield
Sherman	5	30	108	Litchfield
Simsbury	5	8	16	Hartford
Somers	2	7	52	Tolland
South Windsor	1	3	5, 14	Hartford
Southbury	5	32	69, 131	New Haven
Southington	1	16	22, 30, 80, 81	Hartford
Sprague	2	19	47	New London
Stafford	2	35	52	Tolland
Stamford	4	26, 27, 36	125, 144-149	Fairfield
Sterling	2	18	44	Windham
Stonington	2	18	41, 43	New London
Stratford	3	21, 23	120-122	Fairfield
Suffield	2	7	61	Hartford
Thomaston	5	31	76	Litchfield
Thompson	2	29, 35	51	Windham
Tolland	2	35	8, 53	Tolland
Torrington	1, 5	8, 30	63, 65	Litchfield
Trumbull	4	22	112, 122-123, 134	Fairfield
Union	2	35	52	Tolland
Vernon	2	35	53, 56, 57	Tolland
Voluntown	2	18	45	New London
Wallingford	3	34	85, 90, 103	New Haven
Warren	5	30	66	Litchfield
Washington	5	30, 32	64	Litchfield
Waterbury	3, 5	15, 16	68, 71-75, 89	New Haven
Waterford	2	20	38	New London
Watertown	5	32	68	Litchfield
West Hartford	1	5	6, 15, 18-20	Hartford
West Haven	3	10, 14	115-117	New Haven
Westbrook	2	33	23, 35	Middlesex
Weston	4	26	135	Fairfield
Westport	4	26	136, 143	Fairfield
Wethersfield	1	1, 9	28, 29	Hartford
Willington	2	35	53	Tolland
Wilton	4	26	42	Fairfield
Winchester	1	30	63	Litchfield
Windham	2	29	49	Windham
Windsor	1	2, 7	5, 60	Hartford
Windsor Locks	1	7	60, 61	Hartford
Wolcott	5	16	80	New Haven
Woodbridge	3	14, 17	114	New Haven
Woodbury	5	32	66	Litchfield
Woodstock	2	35	50, 52	Windham

POPULATION OF TOWNS OF CONNECTICUT FROM 1800-2020

Population of Towns of Connecticut (table)

Compiled from the official returns. The census of 1790 was somewhat imperfect. Of New London County it stated: “The return from this county is so blended that the number in each town cannot be ascertained. The aggregate is 33,000.” For the Litchfield County towns not returned, Hartland being at that time included, the aggregate population is estimated at 20,342. Greenwich and Stamford were included with Norwalk.

NOTE: The 1756 census figures are available in the 1949 and previous editions of the State Manual; 1774 census in the 1950 through 1960 Manuals; 1782 census in the 1960 through 1970 Manuals; 1790 census in the 1980 and previous editions. Census figures for the periods between the following years may be found in previous editions.

DATES OF ESTABLISHMENT OF TOWNS

Dates of Establishment of Towns (table)

MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS

Medal of Honor Recipients (table)

Dedicated to the memory of those veterans from the state of Connecticut who served in the armed forces of the United States of America and who were awarded the medal of honor. They distinguished themselves conspicuously by gallantry with the risk of their lives above and beyond the call of duty.

STATE EMBLEMS AND SYMBOLS

Name of State	Connecticut
Official Designation:	"The Constitution State" was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1959.
Indian Name	Quinnehtukqut (Beside the Long Tidal River)
State Motto:	Qui Transtulit Sustinet (He Who Transplanted Still Sustains)

The emblems of the State are as follows:

The State Seal was provided for in the Constitution, 1818.
The State Flag was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1897.
The State Flower, the Mountain Laurel, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1907.
The State Bird, the Robin, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1943.
The State Tree, the White Oak, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1947.
The State Animal, the Sperm Whale, Physeter Catodon, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1975.
The State Insect, the Praying Mantis, Mantis Religiosa, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1977.
The State Mineral, the Garnet, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1977.
The State Song, "Yankee Doodle," was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1978.
The State Ship, USS Nautilus, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1983.
The State Hero, Nathan Hale, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1985.
The State Shellfish, the Eastern Oyster, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1989.
The State Composer, Charles Edward Ives, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1991.
The State Fossil, Eubrontes Giganteus, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1991.
The State Heroine, Prudence Crandall, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1995.
The State Tartan was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1995. (See C.G.S. Sec. 3-110j for the description).
The State Folk Dance, the Square Dance, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 1995.
The State Flagship and Tall Ship Ambassador, Freedom Schooner Amistad, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2003.
The State Cantata, "The Nutmeg" by Stanley L. Ralph, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2003.
The State Fish, American Shad, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2003.
The State Aircraft, F4U Corsair, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2005.

The Second State Song, “Beautiful Connecticut Waltz” by Joseph Leggo of Newington was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2013.

The State Polka, the Ballroom Polka, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2013.

The State Pioneering Aircraft, Gustave Whitehead's No. 21, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2013.

The State Children's Flower, Michaela Petit's Four-O'Clocks, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2015.

The State Dinosaur, The Dilophosaurus, was adopted by Act of the Legislature, 2017.

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