Cromwell

The landscape around Cromwell is a low river plain beside the Connecticut River, which has shaped both its settlement pattern and agricultural past. On the river’s west bank, the town forms part of central Connecticut’s corridor between Hartford and Middletown, with residential areas spreading from the water toward gently rolling ground. Cromwell separated from Middletown and was incorporated as an independent town in 1851. It is also home to TPC River Highlands, host course for the PGA Tour’s annual Travelers Championship. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of central Connecticut.

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