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Harwinton, Connecticut in Litchfield County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Harwinton.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Litchfield county include:

Amesville,   Bakersville,   Bantam,   Barkhampsted Center,   Barkhamsted,   Bethlehem,   Bethlehem Village,   Birch Groves,   Bridgewater,   Bulls Bridge,   Campville,   Canaan,   Canaan Valley,   Candlewood Lake Club,   Candlewood Point,   Candlewood Springs,   Clayton,   Colebrook,   Cornwall,   Cornwall Bridge,   East Canaan,   East Cornwall,   East Kent,   East Litchfield,   East Morris,   Ellsworth,   Falls Village,   Gaylordsville,   Goshen,   Grantville,   Grappaville,   Hammertown,   Hancock,   Hickory Haven,   Horse Heaven,   Hotchkissville,   Huntsville,   Joyceville,   Kent,   Kent Furnace,   Lakeville,   Lanesville,   Lime Rock,   Litchfield,   Lower City,   Lower Merryall,   Macedonia,   Marble Dale,   McClaveville,   Merwinsville,   Milton,   Minortown,   Mitcheltown,   Mooreville,   Morris,   Nepaug,   New Hartford,   New Hartford Center,   New Milford,   New Preston,   Norfolk,   North Canaan,   North Colebrook,   North Cornwall,   North Goshen,   North Kent,   Northfield,   Northville,   Northwest Harwinton,   Oakville,   Ore Hill,   Pequabuck,   Pine Meadow,   Pleasant Valley,   Plymouth,   Pomeraug,   Puddle Town,   Reynolds Bridge,   Riverton,   Robertsville,   Romford,   Roxbury,   Roxbury Falls,   Roxbury Station,   Russian Village,   Salisbury,   Sandy Beach,   Sharon,   Sharon Valley,   Sodom,   South Canaan,   South Ellsworth,   South Kent,   South Norfolk,   Taconic,   Terryville,   Terryville Station,   Thomaston,   Torrington,   Town Hill,   Twin Lakes,   Tyler Lake Heights,   Warren,   Washington,   Watertown,   West Cornwall,   West Goshen,   West Woods,   Winchester,   Winchester Center,   Winsted,   Woodbury,   Woodbury Center,   Woodville,  

 

Or have a look at other Connecticut counties including:

Fairfield,   Hartford,   Middlesex,   New Haven,   New London,   Tolland,   Windham,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Harwinton, CT?
Then read on!

Here are a couple of true facts about the town of Harwinton, Connecticut:

- Harwinton was settled in 1726 and officially incorporated as a town in 1737. It was named after the English village of Harlington.
- The Harwinton Agricultural Society is believed to be the oldest continuously operating agricultural society in the United States, having been founded in 1858. The society hosts an annual fair which includes traditional agricultural exhibitions, as well as modern attractions such as live music and food vendors.