Ledyard Localities Connecticut United States
Ledyard [New London County] was incorporated from Groton in 1836 and named from Col. William Ledyard, a commander at Fort Griswold. Its former name is North Groton.Area, 40.0 sq. miles. Population, est., 14,462. Voting districts, 2. Principal industries, manufacture of chemicals, plastics, concrete and light sheet metal work, indian casino, orchards and nurseries. Rural residential community.Ledyard includes the area known as Gales Ferry.
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- Ledyard Libraries - Mission statement, announcements and information on library resources ledyard and services.
- Public Health Nursing Service - Basic information provided.
- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Network - Offering information on SIDS and related topics.
- C.S. DiMario Environmental - Offers consulting services designed to minimize liabilities, improve l efficiency and ledyard reduce the costs associated with environmental l compliance.
- Town of Ledyard - Information on Town government, education, human services, and ledyard leisure activities.
- Ledyard Police Department - Mission statement, history and information on various divisions.
- Ledyard Fire Department - Officers, past chiefs, membership, apparatus, history, photos and l guest book.
- Connecticut Town Histories: Ledyard - Reprint from the Connecticut Historical Collection by John ledyard Warner Barbour, localities originally published in 1836.
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