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Fast Facts
Capital City Hartford (metro pop.) 1,188,841;
(city pop.) 124,512 (2006 est.)
Population 3,510,297 (2006 proj.)
(29th)
Population (per square mile)
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U.S. State Populations (all states)
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Currency U.S. Dollar
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all u.s. currency (banknotes) Connecticut Quarter The Connecticut quarter is the last quarter issued in 1999 of the United States Mint's 50 State Quarters® Program series.
Connecticut was admitted into the Union on January 9, 1788 becoming our Nation’s 5th State. The quarter's design honors the "Charter Oak Tree".
The Charter Oak, a majestic white oak, was the hiding place for the Connecticut Charter during a heated discussion between the British representatives and the Connecticut governing body.
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Language English, others
Largest Cities (by population) Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford, Stamford, Waterbury, Norwalk
Name The name, Connecticut comes from the Mohegan Indian word, Quinnehtukqut, meaning "Place of the Long Rver".
Statehood January 9, 1788
(5th state)
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