Connecticut Cities A-Z

A

Lies along the Naugatuck River, known as the "Copper City"

B

Most populous municipality in Connecticut, known as the "Park City" for parks such as Seaside Park, home to a statue of former Mayor P.T. Barnum

C

Birthplace of American Revolutionary Patriot Nathan Hale, Connecticut's State Hero

D

Was once the center of American hat production

E

Pratt & Whtiney

F

Namesake of an affluent county bordering New York, famous for Greenwich hedge funds

G

Home of the U.S.S. Nautilus, the first nuclear powered submarine

H

The Insurance Capital of the World, home of Mark Twain and Colt Revolvers

I

Village in Essex that once produced piano keys made of ivory

J

N/A

K

Famous for its waterfalls

L

Birthplace of Jonathan Trumbull, the first Governor of Connecticut

M

Seaport village home to an aquarium and a pizza parlor that was the setting of a movie named after it

N

Yale University and the best pizza in America

O

PEZ Factory

P

Famous for its Brownstone that was used to construct buildings across the country

Q

Former mill village in Thompson that shares its name with a river running through the Quiet Corner

R

Home to one of the largest dinosaur track sites in North America

S

Sikorsky (Lockheed Martin)

T

Birthplace of abolitionist John Brown

U

Least populous municipality in Connecticut

V

Home to the textile village of Rockville, known as the "Loom City"

W

Former hub of brass production in America

X

N/A

Y

A village near Meriden that birthed the Meriden Britannia Company, formerly the largest silverware company on Earth

Z

N/A