Self Storage in Connecticut

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Connecticut Storage Facilities

If you are looking for a storage facility in Connecticut, you won't have to look very far. The state of Connecticut is home to various smaller self-storage units, as well as mobile storage units. Search your area for storage companies. With all of the competition, local storage unit companies are frequently offering promotional specials to help attract your business. Shop around for the storage unit in Connecticut that is right for you. Many of these storage companies will even help you move your belongings, or if you can do it yourself, head over to one of the many self-storage facilities.

Origin of State's Name: The name Connecticut's derives the Mohegan word "Quinnehtukqut," which means "long river place" or "long tidal river."

Capital City: Hartford is the capital of Connecticut.

Population: The U.S. Census Bureau estimated that the population of Connecticut is just over 3.5 million.

Driving: To obtain driver's applications, licensing information, driver's manuals, testing requirements and testing locations, please visit: Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles website.

Agriculture and Industry: The agricultural products in Connecticut include eggs, clams, lobster, dairy, cattle and dairy products. The state is also responsible for the production of aircraft and helicopter parts, military weapons, submarines and scientific instruments. Financial services have also played a key role in the local economy; the insurance industry has been active in Connecticut since the 1790s.

State Bird: The American robin is the state bird of Connecticut.

State Tree: The Charter Oak is the state tree.

State Flower: The state flower is the mountain laurel bush.

State Song: The state song is "Yankee Doodle."

Most Popular Cities:

• Bridgeport
• New Haven
• Hartford
• Stamford
• Norwich
• Manchester

Connecticut - Interesting Facts:

• The 18th Amendment (prohibition) was never ratified in Connecticut or Rhode Island.
• Connecticut is home to the oldest newspaper, The Hartford Courant.
• Cattle branding began in Connecticut.

Connecticut - Famous People:
Many famous people have called Connecticut home, including infamous traitor Benedict Arnold, American Revolutionary hero Ethan Allen, showman P. T. Barnum, author Samuel Clemens (who was better known by his pseudonym Mark Twain), Olympic Gold medalist Dorothy Hamill, actress Katharine Hepburn and dictionary author Noah Webster.

Helpful Links:

• Official Connecticut Website
• Connecticut Dental Offices
• Connecticut Moving Companies
• Connecticut Real Estate
• Connecticut Storage Facilities