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Monroe, Connecticut in Fairfield County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Monroe.

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

Aqua Vista,   Aspetuck,   Belle Haven,   Berkshire,   Bethel,   Botsford,   Branchville,   Bridgeport,   Brookfield,   Brookfield Center,   Byram,   Candlewood Knolls,   Candlewood Orchards,   Candlewood Pines,   Candlewood Shores,   Cannondale,   Cedarhurst,   Compo,   Cos Cob,   Danbury,   Darien,   Dodgingtown,   Dolphin Cove,   East Village,   Easton,   Fairfield,   Georgetown,   Glenville,   Greenfield Hill,   Greens Farms,   Greenwich,   Hale Court,   Hattertown,   Hawleyville,   Hollywyle Park,   Hunting Ridge,   Huntingtown,   Knollcrest,   Lordship,   Lyons Plain,   Melville Village,   Mianus,   Miry Brook,   Murray,   New Canaan,   New Fairfield,   Newtown,   Nichols,   Noroton,   Noroton Heights,   North Greenwich,   North Mianus,   North Wilton,   Norwalk,   Obtuse Hill,   Old Greenwich,   Oronoque,   Owenoke,   Palestine,   Palmers Hill,   Pemberwick,   Plattsville,   Ponus,   Pootatuck Park,   Putney,   Redding,   Redding Ridge,   Ridgebury,   Ridgefield,   Ridgeway,   Riverbank,   Riverside,   Riversville,   Rock Raymond,   Rock Ridge,   Rocky Glen,   Round Beach,   Sandy Hook,   Sanfordtown,   Saugatuck,   Saugatuck Shores,   Shady Rest,   Shelton,   Sherman,   Snug Harbor,   South Wilton,   Southport,   Stamford,   Stanwich,   Stevenson,   Stratfield,   Stratford,   Talmadge Hill,   Titicus,   Toilsome Hill,   Tokeneke,   Topstone,   Trumbull,   Tunxis Hill,   Upper Stepney,   West Redding,   Weston,   Westport,   Wilton,   Wilton Center,  

 

Or have a look at other Connecticut counties including:

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

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

Here are some interesting facts about Monroe, Connecticut:

1. Monroe is home to the largest man-made body of water in Connecticut, Lake Zoar.
2. The town of Monroe was incorporated in 1823 from parts of neighboring towns such as Newtown and Trumbull.
3. Monroe is known for its beautiful countryside with rolling hills, protected forests, and picturesque farms.
4. The town was named after President James Monroe, who was in office at the time of the town's founding.
5. Monroe was once famous for being a major producer of peppermint oil, which was used in medicines, fragrances, and confectionaries.
6. The famous educator and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson once resided in Monroe and wrote about the town in his journals.
7. The town has a strong community spirit, with events such as the annual Monroe Farmers Market and the Monroe Community Fair bringing residents together.
8. You can visit the Webb Mountain Discovery Zone and Trail System, a 171-acre municipal park located in Monroe featuring hiking trails, rock climbing, and nature workshops.