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Cornwall [Litchfield County] was named in 1738 from the southwest county of England. Its Native American name is "Scatacook". The town was incorporated in 1740.

Area, 46.3 sq. miles. Population, 2000 Census, 1,434. Voting districts, 1. Rural residential community.

Cornwall includes the areas known as Cornwall Bridge and West Cornwall.

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