The Constitution State
- Population
- About 3.6 million
- Largest city
- Bridgeport
- Capital
- Hartford
- Statehood
- 1788
- Planning regions
- 9
- Busiest planning region
- Capitol Planning Region, about 969,000
- Quietest planning region
- Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, about 96,000
Connecticut
The Constitution State, and the third smallest, packed between New York and the sea. Yale has been at New Haven since before the country existed, the insurance industry grew up in Hartford, and the shoreline towns have been a summer escape from the city for well over a century.
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- Planning regions
- All 9, each named
- Sizes
- 6 sizes, 8" x 6" to 40" x 30"
Every planning region on this map
Connecticut has no counties. It abolished county government decades ago and the names finally went too, replaced by the 9 planning regions this map draws, from Capitol to Western Connecticut. It is the only state in the range whose regions are newer than most of the maps hanging beside it.
- Capitol Planning Region
- Greater Bridgeport Planning Region
- Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region
- Naugatuck Valley Planning Region
- Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region
- Northwest Hills Planning Region
- South Central Connecticut Planning Region
- Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region
- Western Connecticut Planning Region