Milford Localities Connecticut United States
Milford [New Haven County] Connecticut was settled in 1639 under New Haven and named in 1640. It united with Connecticut Colony in 1664 but was not incorporated as a city until 1959. Its Indian name is Wepawaug. Area, 24.7 sq. miles. Population, est., 50,027. Voting districts, 5. Principal industries, retail furniture center, sailmaking, hydraulic lifts, ball point pens, razors, razor blades, lighters, corrugated paper, fabricated metals, instruments, and specialty tools, high tech components, wholesale ice cream making, telecommunications, computer center and major distribution, warehousing and common carrier center, corporate fast food service international headquarters, major recreational and boating center with municipal marina and boat launching ramps, and Jai Alai Fronton.Milford includes the sections known as Devon, Parcel Post, Wildermere Beach and Woodmont. It is considered a part of the New Haven Metro Area.
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- State Representative Richard Roy - Democratic legislator representings Milford's 119th Assembly District.
- City of Milford - City history, municipal information, calendar and bulletin board.
- Village of Devon - Community website for this section of Milford, located m on the localities shores of the Housatonic River and m Long Island Sound.
- Milford Connecticut Police Department - Information about the department, including its special units.
- Milford, Connecticut - Includes general information, Chamber of Commerce site, local milford events and attractions, and economic development and business milford resources.
- Topographical Map of Milford, Connecticut - From the Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at The m University of Texas at Austin.
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