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Information: Connecticut, the Nutmeg State, occupies a block of southwestern New England. The fifth state to ratify the Constitution, in January 1788, is has changed from the forest and farmland of the Revolutionary Era to a mostly urban and suburban state with a m
FAQs About Connecticut FAQs About Connecticut: Answers to questions on a variety of topics, such as Why does Connecticut have a jog in its border with Massachusetts? (Connecticut) http://www.cslib.org/faq.htm
MapStats: Connecticut MapStats: Connecticut: Statistics for the state, including agricultural, population, immigration, demographics, business, crime, energy, and environment. (Connecticut) http://www.fedstats.gov/qf/states/09000.html
Connecticut State Register and Manual Connecticut State Register and Manual: Reference source covering state history, government, holidays and other information. (Connecticut) http://www.sots.state.ct.us/RegisterManual/regman.htm
Connecticut Facts and City Index Connecticut Facts and City Index: Facts about the state, including state symbols, with additional information on each city and town. (Connecticut) http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/ct.htm
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Information: Connecticut, the Nutmeg State, occupies a block of southwestern New England. The fifth state to ratify the Constitution, in January 1788, is has changed from the forest and farmland of the Revolutionary Era to a mostly urban and suburban state with a m
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