Tolland County, Administrative region in northeastern Connecticut, United States
Tolland County is a county in northeastern Connecticut made up of thirteen towns spread across a large region. The landscape ranges from thick woodlands to suburban neighborhoods, creating a mixed environment.
The region was established in 1785 when it split from neighboring counties to form its own administrative area. In 1960, the county government structure was dissolved, marking a significant change in how the region was governed.
The University of Connecticut, located within the county borders, shapes the educational and social environment of the region with its 41,000 employees.
The county's towns are best explored by car, as they are spread throughout the region and connected by local roads. Plan to spend time driving between communities to see the different parts of the area.
One of the earliest automobile racing tracks in the country, Stafford Springs Motor Speedway, is located within the county. This historic facility shows the region's connection to early motorsports culture.
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