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Here are some interesting facts about Portland, Connecticut:
1. Portland is a town located in Middlesex County, Connecticut with a population of around 9,400 people.
2. The town was originally known as "East Middletown" until it was renamed to Portland in 1841.
3. The town is situated on the east bank of the Connecticut River and borders the towns of Middletown, Glastonbury, and East Hampton.
4. Portland is home to Portland brownstone quarries, which provided brownstone for many famous buildings and structures including the base of the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge.
5. The town has an extensive park system and is home to several parks including Camp Ingersoll, Recreational Park, and the Portland Riverfront Park.
6. Portland is home to the annual Portland Fair, which is one of the largest agricultural fairs in Connecticut.
7. The Portland Historical Society Museum is located in a 1790s house and displays exhibits on the town's history and heritage.
8. The town has several hiking and biking trails, including the Portland River Trail, which runs along the Connecticut River, and the Meshomasic State Forest, which offers miles of hiking trails.
9. Portland has a vibrant downtown area, which is home to several local shops, restaurants, and cafes.
10. The town is located about 18 miles south of Hartford, Connecticut's capital city.
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