Westbrook

Built around early coastal settlements beside Long Island Sound, Westbrook grew into a small shoreline town in Connecticut. Incorporated in 1840, it occupies a low-lying stretch of coast shaped by tidal marshes, beaches and coves. The Salt Meadow Unit of Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge protects marsh habitat along the Sound, highlighting the importance of wetlands to the local shoreline. Westbrook’s compact center, local shops and seasonal dining sit close to Interstate 95, while much of the coast retains a residential character. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Connecticut’s shoreline.

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