List of Cities in Connecticut State of America: Area, Population and Cost of Living

Connecticut is the southernmost state of the Northeastern United States in the New England region. This state shares its border with Massachusetts to its north, Long Island Sound to its south, Rhode Island to the east and New York to its west.

The state is an interesting mix of small towns, coastal cities, and small rural areas.

In this article, you will learn about the major cities in Connecticut that will help you grasp an idea about the demography and environment of these cities.

Currency: The standard currency of Connecticut is USD or the United States Dollar. As of 17th August 2023, 1 USD is measured at 83.07 INR.

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List of Cities in Connecticut

Here is a list of the important cities in Connecticut with all the relevant information. The state covers an area of 13,023 square kilometres, inculcating a growing population of 36.1 lakhs. In the state of Connecticut, there are 169 municipalities, including 21 cities and over 160 towns.

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Bridgeport, Fairfield	50.2 km²	148,457	$899 (One Person)/ $2777 (Family of Four)
Stamford, Fairfield	134.75 km²	137,566	$929 (One Person)/ $3414 (Family of Four)
New Haven, New Haven	52.15 km²	137,339	$768 (One Person)/ $2665 (Family of Four)
Hartford, Hartford	46.76 km²	119,817	$832 (One Person)/ $2903 (Family of Four)
Waterbury, New Haven	74.97 km²	113,118	$912 (One Person)/ $2840 (Family of Four)
Norwalk, Fairfield	94.2 km²	91,634	$899 (One Person)/ $2938 (Family of Four)
Danbury, Fairfield	114.45 km²	87,571	$841 (One Person)/ $2960 (Family of Four)
New Britain, Hartford	34.78 km²	73,401	$816 (One Person)/ $2786 (Family of Four)
Bristol, Hartford	69.44 km²	60,653	$832 (One Person)/ $2781 (Family of Four)
Meriden, New Haven	62.58 km²	60,147	$828 (One Person)/ $2734 (Family of Four)
West Haven, New Haven	28.27 km²	54,973	$790 (One Person)/ $2695 (Family of Four)
Milford, New Haven	65.09 km²	50,559	$839 (One Person)/ $2796 (Family of Four)
Middletown, Middlesex	109.72 km²	47,405	$751 (One Person)/ $2707 (Family of Four)
Shelton, Fairfield	82.63 km²	42,916	$844 (One Person)/ $2839 (Family of Four)
Norwich, New London	76.16 km²	40,178	$828 (One Person)/ $2631 (Family of Four)

Disclaimer: The data provided for each city can vary according to the sources and is subject to change with time. The list is for general purposes and contains the names of the most popular cities in Connecticut.`

Interesting Facts About the Cities in Connecticut

The following are some of the most interesting facts about major cities in Connecticut:

Connecticut was the 5th state of the United States, which gained the status of a state in 1788.
Connecticut is the only state in the United States to have the oldest newspaper in the history of the US.
The state of Connecticut is well known for being the home of eminent authors such as Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mark Twain in Hartford.
The first nuclear submarine, the USS Nautilus (SSN-571), was built in Connecticut.
Connecticut is the 3rd smallest state by area in the United States, which covers more than 60% of the land with forests.
Mount Frissell is the highest point, and Long Island Sound is the lowest point in the state of Connecticut.
The first library funded by the common people was on the grounds of Connecticut.

Hence, the cities in Connecticut are a perfect blend of historical heritage and academic prominence along with their financial significance. Don't forget to obtain travel insurance from a reputable source.

Scenic suburbs, great public schools, lower crime rates, and access to exceptional healthcare attract various people to visit this land. Therefore, knowing these cities plays an essential role for individuals who are planning to visit or settle down in this state.

FAQs About Cities in Connecticut

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Was the first American dictionary published in Connecticut?

Yes, Noah Webster published A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, the first American dictionary in Connecticut, in 1806. After that, he published An American Dictionary of the English Language with 70000 entries in 1828, for which he had to learn 26 languages.

What are the most visited cities in Connecticut?

Some of the most visited cities in Connecticut are Hartford, the capital of Connecticut, New Haven (the 2nd largest city), Bridgeport, Mystic, New London, Stonington, Stamford, Silver Sands State Park, Norwalk, Gillette Castle State Park, Hammonasset Beach State Park etc.

How many airports are in Connecticut?

Bradley International Airport (BDL) is the only airport in Connecticut with national and international traffic. Apart from that, there are five general aviation airports, including Hartford-Brainard, Groton-New London, Danielson, Waterbury-Oxford, and Windham.