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Connecticut County Map

Labeled county boundary map and complete directory of all 9 planning regions in Connecticut (CT, State FIPS 09). View 5-digit FIPS codes, county seats, land area in square miles, and official county government websites below.

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County boundary map of Connecticut (CT) showing all 9 planning regions

Showing all 9 planning regions in Connecticut. Use the search box below to filter by county name, 5-digit FIPS code, or county seat.

Connecticut County Statistics & Summary

Total Planning Regions

9

State FIPS 09 · Capital: Hartford

Largest by Land Area

Capitol Planning Region

1,027.4 sq mi · FIPS 09110

Smallest by Land Area

Greater Bridgeport Planning Region

140.2 sq mi · FIPS 09120

Since 2022, the U.S. Census Bureau recognizes Connecticut’s 9 Councils of Governments (Planning Regions) as county-equivalent statistical entities.

All 9 Planning Regions in Connecticut (FIPS, County Seat & Official Website)

Planning Region Name 5-Digit FIPS Seat / Administrative Center Land Area (sq mi) Coordinates Official Website
Capitol Planning Region 09110 — 1,027.4 41.817°, -72.576° —
Greater Bridgeport Planning Region 09120 — 140.2 41.185°, -73.209° —
Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region 09130 — 424.1 41.420°, -72.493° —
Naugatuck Valley Planning Region 09140 — 412.8 41.519°, -73.088° —
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region 09150 — 553.9 41.842°, -71.973° —
Northwest Hills Planning Region 09160 — 786.6 41.855°, -73.222° —
South Central Connecticut Planning Region 09170 — 367.3 41.290°, -72.837° —
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region 09180 — 598.1 41.485°, -72.102° —
Western Connecticut Planning Region 09190 — 532.1 41.279°, -73.447° —

How Connecticut Planning Regions and 5-Digit FIPS Codes Work

In U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line geography, Connecticut (CT) is assigned the 2-digit state Federal Information Processing Series (FIPS) code 09 and covers 4,843 square miles of land area across 9 planning regions in the Eastern Time (ET) zone (with Hartford as the state capital). Every planning region in the directory above carries a unique 5-digit GEOID formed by combining state prefix 09 with a 3-digit county code (ranging alphabetically from Capitol Planning Region at 09110 to Western Connecticut Planning Region at 09190).

Because U.S. Postal Service 5-digit ZIP Codes follow mail carrier delivery routes rather than local government borders, many postal addresses in Connecticut carry a neighboring city’s mailing name or sit inside a multi-county ZIP Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA). Property tax assessments, deed recording, circuit and county court venue, voter registration precincts, sheriff jurisdiction, and county sales tax rates in Connecticut are determined by the legal planning region boundary shown on the map above rather than the postal city name on an envelope.

Land area figures in square miles and internal centroid coordinates (INTPTLAT, INTPTLON) come directly from the U.S. Census Bureau’s current TIGERweb State_County benchmark, while 0 administrative seats and 0 verified official government websites are cross-referenced from Wikidata (CC0). Need a clean outline worksheet without county labels, or want to verify which Connecticut planning region a specific home or business address sits in? Open the Blank Map of Connecticut, run a street-segment check on Address to County Lookup, check multi-county postal overlap on ZIP Code to County Lookup, or browse all 50 states on the National U.S. County Map.

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