Cities and Towns in Hartford County, Connecticut

Founded in 1666, Hartford County is one of 8 counties in the state of Connecticut. The city of Hartford is the county seat. With FIPS code of 3, Hartford County has a population of 896,854 and area of 736 square miles (1,906 km²).

List of all cities in Hartford County, CT alphabetically

City/Town	Postal Code	Area Code
A A R P Pharmacy, CT	06167	860/959
Accr A Data, CT	06087	860/959
Aetna Insurance, CT	06160	860/959
Aetna Life, CT	06156	860/959
Allstate, CT	06153	860/959
Avon, CT	06001	860/959
Bank of America, CT	06150	860/959
	06151	860/959
	06180	860/959
Barry Square, CT	06114	860/959
Berlin, CT	06037	860/959
Bishops Corner, CT	06137	860/959
	06117	860/959
Bissell, CT	06074	860/959
Bloomfield, CT	06002	860/959
Blue Hills, CT	06112	860/959
Bradley International Airpor, CT	06096	860/959
Bristol, CT	06010	860/959
	06011	860/959
Broad Brook, CT	06016	860/959
Burlington, CT	06013	860/959
	06085	860/959
C T Mutual Insurance Co, CT	06154	860/959
Canton, CT	06019	860/959
Canton Center, CT	06020	860/959
Central, CT	06103	860/959
Cherry Brook, CT	06020	860/959
Collinsville, CT	06019	860/959
	06022	860/959
Corbins Corner, CT	06110	860/959
Ct Dept of Motor Vehicles, CT	06161	860/959
East Berlin, CT	06023	860/959
East Glastonbury, CT	06025	860/959
East Granby, CT	06026	860/959
East Hampton, CT	06447	860/959
	06108	860/959
	06118	860/959
	06128	860/959
	06138	860/959
	06027	860/959
East Windsor, CT	06016	860/959
	06088	860/959
East Windsor Hl, CT	06028	860/959
	06028	860/959
Elmwood, CT	06110	860/959
	06133	860/959
Enfield, CT	06082	860/959
	06083	860/959
Farmington, CT	06030	860/959
	06032	860/959
	06034	860/959
	06085	860/959
Forbes Village, CT	06108	860/959
Forestville, CT	06010	860/959
Glastonbury, CT	06033	860/959
Granby, CT	06035	860/959
	06090	860/959
Hartford, CT	06101	860/959
	06102	860/959
	06103	860/959
	06104	860/959
	06105	860/959
	06106	860/959
	06107	860/959
	06108	860/959
	06109	860/959
	06110	860/959
	06111	860/959
	06112	860/959
	06114	860/959
	06115	860/959
	06117	860/959
	06118	860/959
	06119	860/959
	06120	860/959
	06123	860/959
	06126	860/959
	06127	860/959
	06128	860/959
	06129	860/959
	06131	860/959
	06132	860/959
	06133	860/959
	06134	860/959
	06137	860/959
	06138	860/959
	06140	860/959
	06141	860/959
	06142	860/959
	06143	860/959
	06144	860/959
	06145	860/959
	06146	860/959
	06147	860/959
	06150	860/959
	06151	860/959
	06152	860/959
	06153	860/959
	06154	860/959
	06155	860/959
	06156	860/959
	06160	860/959
	06161	860/959
	06167	860/959
	06176	860/959
	06180	860/959
	06183	860/959
	06199	860/959
Hartford Insurance Group, CT	06155	860/959
Hartford National Bank, CT	06150	860/959
Hartfrd, CT	06108	860/959
Hazardville, CT	06082	860/959
IRS, CT	06176	860/959
J C Penney Co, CT	06041	860/959
Kenington, CT	06037	860/959
Kensington, CT	06037	860/959
Lake Garda, CT	06085	860/959
Main Office, CT	06104	860/959
	06115	860/959
Manchester, CT	06040	860/959
	06041	860/959
	06042	860/959
	06045	860/959
Marion, CT	06444	860/959
Marlborough, CT	06447	860/959
McDougal Correctional Fclty, CT	06080	860/959
Melrose, CT	06016	860/959
Milldale, CT	06467	860/959
New Brit, CT	06051	860/959
New Britain, CT	06050	860/959
	06051	860/959
	06052	860/959
	06053	860/959
Newington, CT	06111	860/959
Newington, CT	06131	860/959
North Canton, CT	06059	860/959
North Granby, CT	06060	860/959
North Thompsonville, CT	06082	860/959
Northeast Area, CT	06006	860/959
Plainville, CT	06062	860/959
Plantsville, CT	06479	860/959
Poquonock, CT	06064	860/959
Rocky Hill, CT	06067	860/959
Scantic, CT	06088	860/959
Scitico, CT	06082	860/959
Silver Lane, CT	06138	860/959
Simbury, CT	06070	860/959
Simsbury, CT	06070	860/959
	06081	860/959
	06089	860/959
	06092	860/959
South Glastonbury, CT	06073	860/959
South Windsor, CT	06074	860/959
Southington, CT	06489	860/959
Suffield, CT	06078	860/959
	06080	860/959
	06093	860/959
Talcott Village, CT	06032	860/959
Tariffville, CT	06081	860/959
The Exchange at Talcott Vill, CT	06032	860/959
Thompsonville, CT	06082	860/959
Travelers Ins, CT	06183	860/959
Unionville, CT	06013	860/959
	06085	860/959
	06087	860/959
Unity Plaza, CT	06120	860/959
University of Ct Health Center, CT	06030	860/959
Wapping, CT	06074	860/959
Warehouse Point, CT	06088	860/959
Weathersfield, CT	06109	860/959
	06129	860/959
Weatogue, CT	06089	860/959
West Farms Mall, CT	06032	860/959
West Granby, CT	06090	860/959
West Hartford, CT	06105	860/959
	06106	860/959
	06107	860/959
	06110	860/959
	06117	860/959
	06119	860/959
	06127	860/959
	06133	860/959
	06137	860/959
West Hartland, CT	06091	860/959
West Simsbury, CT	06092	860/959
West Suffield, CT	06093	860/959
Weth, CT	06109	860/959
Wethersfield, CT	06109	860/959
	06129	860/959
	06161	860/959
Wilson, CT	06095	860/959
Windsor, CT	06006	860/959
	06095	860/959
Windsor Locks, CT	06096	860/959
Windsorville, CT	06016	860/959

Major Cities and Towns in Hartford County, Connecticut

Hartford

Area, Population, Zip Codes, and Coordinates

• Area: 17.4 square miles
• Population: Approximately 121,054 (2020 Census)
• Zip Codes: 06103, 06105, 06106, 06112, 06114, 06120
• Latitude and Longitude: 41.7637° N, 72.6851° W

Location and History

Hartford is the capital city of Connecticut and the county seat of Hartford County, located along the Connecticut River. Founded in 1635, Hartford is one of the oldest cities in the United States and has played a significant role in American history. The city was originally established as a trading post and later became a center for agriculture and commerce. In the 19th century, Hartford emerged as a major center for the insurance industry, earning it the nickname “Insurance Capital of the World.” The city is known for its historic architecture, including the Mark Twain House and the Wadsworth Atheneum, the oldest public art museum in the country. Hartford’s cultural and economic contributions have made it a vital part of Connecticut’s identity.

Major Schools and Landmarks

Hartford is served by Hartford Public Schools, with notable institutions such as Hartford Public High School and Bulkeley High School. The city is also home to Trinity College and the University of Hartford, offering a range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Major landmarks in Hartford include the Connecticut State Capitol, a stunning example of High Victorian Gothic architecture, and the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts, which hosts a variety of concerts, plays, and other events. The city’s historic neighborhoods, such as Asylum Hill and Frog Hollow, feature beautifully preserved homes and buildings. The Riverfront Recapture parks along the Connecticut River provide residents and visitors with scenic views, walking trails, and recreational opportunities.

New Britain

Area, Population, Zip Codes, and Coordinates

• Area: 13.4 square miles
• Population: Approximately 74,135 (2020 Census)
• Zip Codes: 06051, 06052, 06053
• Latitude and Longitude: 41.6612° N, 72.7795° W

Location and History

New Britain is a city located in central Hartford County, known as the “Hardware City” due to its history as a center for manufacturing. The city was settled in the late 1600s and developed as a farming community before transitioning to an industrial hub in the 19th century. New Britain became famous for its production of hardware and tools, with companies like Stanley Black & Decker calling the city home. The city’s industrial heritage attracted waves of immigrants, contributing to its cultural diversity. Today, New Britain remains a vibrant community, with a strong connection to its industrial past and a growing focus on education, arts, and culture.

Major Schools and Landmarks

New Britain is served by New Britain Public Schools, with New Britain High School being the primary educational institution. The city is also home to Central Connecticut State University, which plays a significant role in the local community and economy. Major landmarks in New Britain include the New Britain Museum of American Art, the oldest museum in the country dedicated to American art, and Walnut Hill Park, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, offering beautiful landscapes and recreational facilities. The historic Stanley-Whitman House, a museum showcasing colonial life, and the New Britain Industrial Museum, which preserves the city’s manufacturing history, are also key attractions. The city’s annual Little Poland Festival celebrates New Britain’s vibrant Polish-American community with food, music, and cultural events.

West Hartford

Area, Population, Zip Codes, and Coordinates

• Area: 22.3 square miles
• Population: Approximately 64,083 (2020 Census)
• Zip Codes: 06107, 06110, 06117, 06119
• Latitude and Longitude: 41.7621° N, 72.7420° W

Location and History

West Hartford is a suburban town located west of Hartford, known for its high quality of life, excellent schools, and vibrant community. The area was originally settled in the late 17th century as part of Hartford and became an independent town in 1854. West Hartford developed as a farming community before transitioning into a residential suburb in the 20th century. The town is known for its historic neighborhoods, tree-lined streets, and strong sense of community. West Hartford Center and Blue Back Square are the town’s commercial and cultural hubs, featuring a mix of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. The town’s proximity to Hartford and its blend of urban and suburban amenities have made it one of the most desirable places to live in Connecticut.

Major Schools and Landmarks

West Hartford is served by West Hartford Public Schools, with Conard High School and Hall High School being the primary educational institutions. The town is also home to the University of Hartford and the University of Saint Joseph, contributing to its vibrant academic and cultural scene. Major landmarks in West Hartford include the Noah Webster House, the birthplace of the famous lexicographer and a museum dedicated to his life and work, and the Elizabeth Park Rose Garden, the oldest public rose garden in the country. The town’s numerous parks, such as Fernridge Park and Westmoor Park, provide residents with ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. The annual Celebrate West Hartford event is a popular community festival featuring crafts, food, and entertainment.

Bristol

Area, Population, Zip Codes, and Coordinates

• Area: 26.8 square miles
• Population: Approximately 60,833 (2020 Census)
• Zip Codes: 06010, 06011
• Latitude and Longitude: 41.6718° N, 72.9493° W

Location and History

Bristol is a city located in the southwestern part of Hartford County, known for its history of clock manufacturing and as the home of ESPN. The area was settled in the early 18th century and developed into an industrial center in the 19th century, with the production of clocks, springs, and other goods driving the local economy. Bristol became known as the “Clock City” due to the presence of major clock manufacturers like the E. Ingraham Company. In the 20th century, Bristol diversified its economy, becoming a hub for media and sports broadcasting with the establishment of ESPN’s headquarters in 1979. Today, Bristol is a thriving city with a strong sense of community and a mix of historic and modern attractions.

Major Schools and Landmarks

Bristol is served by Bristol Public Schools, with Bristol Central High School and Bristol Eastern High School being key educational institutions. The city is also home to the Bristol Technical Education Center, offering vocational and technical training. Major landmarks in Bristol include the American Clock & Watch Museum, which showcases the city’s rich history in clockmaking, and Lake Compounce, the oldest continuously operating amusement park in the United States. The New England Carousel Museum, featuring a collection of antique carousels and related artifacts, is another key attraction. The city’s parks, such as Rockwell Park and Page Park, offer recreational facilities and natural beauty, making them popular destinations for residents and visitors.

East Hartford

Area, Population, Zip Codes, and Coordinates

• Area: 18.7 square miles
• Population: Approximately 50,088 (2020 Census)
• Zip Codes: 06108, 06118
• Latitude and Longitude: 41.7638° N, 72.6120° W

Location and History

East Hartford is a town located east of Hartford, across the Connecticut River. The area was settled in the late 1600s as part of Hartford and became an independent town in 1783. East Hartford developed as an agricultural community, with tobacco being a major crop. In the 20th century, the town’s economy shifted towards manufacturing, particularly with the establishment of Pratt & Whitney, a major aerospace manufacturer, which became the town’s largest employer. East Hartford’s proximity to Hartford and its mix of residential, commercial, and industrial areas have made it an important part of the region’s economy. The town is known for its diverse population, strong community institutions, and convenient location.

Major Schools and Landmarks

East Hartford is served by East Hartford Public Schools, with East Hartford High School and East Hartford Middle School being the primary educational institutions. The town is also home to Goodwin University, offering a range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Major landmarks in East Hartford include the Rentschler Field, a multi-purpose stadium that hosts UConn football games and other events, and the Huguenot House, one of the oldest surviving buildings in the town, which offers insights into the early history of the area. Wickham Park, located on the town’s border with Manchester, is a large public park featuring gardens, walking trails, and sports facilities, making it a popular destination for outdoor activities.

Map of Cities in Hartford County, CT