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Cheshire

Cheshire [New Haven County] originally named New Cheshire in 1724, from Cheshire, England. Also called "West Farms on Mill River." Incorporated from Wallingford, May, 1780. Total area, 33.4 sq. miles, Land area, 32.9 sq. miles. Population, est., 28,848. Voting districts, 4. Principal industries, agriculture, distribution and manufacturing.

Submissions must be specific to Cheshire, Connecticut.

Business and Economy

Submissions must be specific to the agriculture or forestry business in Cheshire, Connecticut.

Education

Submissions must be specific to Cheshire, Connecticut.

Health

For the listing of local health and health care sites.

Society and Culture

Includes sites that reflect the ideas and values of the community: its people, history, social resources, organizations and institutions.

Information submitted must relate specifically to society and culture in Cheshire, Connecticut.

Travel and Tourism

Includes area attractions and resources for those traveling to or within the region.

Submissions must specifically relate to travel and tourism in Cheshire, Connecticut.