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Tolland County Map, Connecticut

Tolland County sits in Connecticut’s northeast, a quiet corner often overlooked by out-of-staters. UConn’s main campus keeps things hopping.

Windham County is in Connecticut’s “Quiet Corner”. If you know your geography, it’s right up against Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

Kent County is in the middle of Delaware. It has a small-town feel and lots of farmland. This county is quieter than its neighbors.

New Castle County sits at the north of Delaware, bordering Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey. It’s the most populous county in the state.

Sussex County is Delaware’s southern section along the sea. Beaches rule here, with Rehoboth and Bethany bringing in crowds all summer long.

Washington, D.C. sits strategically between Maryland and Virginia. It’s situated right along the Potomac River in the eastern United States.

Alachua County sits in north-central Florida, about halfway between Jacksonville and Tampa. It’s home to Gainesville, a lively college town.

Baker County is a quiet corner of northeast Florida. It’s just west of Jacksonville, but feels a world away. Rural landscapes define the area.

Bay County hugs the Gulf Coast in Florida’s Panhandle. Panama City Beach is its claim to fame. Tourists come here for the white sand beaches.

Bradford County sits in north Florida, not far from Gainesville. It’s small and rural, with Starke as the county seat. Farming is key here.

Brevard County stretches along Florida’s Space Coast. It’s home to Kennedy Space Center and rocket launches at Cape Canaveral.

Broward County is a bustling part of South Florida. Fort Lauderdale anchors the county with its beaches and canals, near Miami-Dade County.

Calhoun County is a small, rural spot in Florida’s Panhandle. Blountstown serves as the county seat. Farming and timber drive the economy.

Charlotte County sits on Florida’s Gulf Coast, south of Sarasota. Punta Gorda is the county seat and main city. It’s not as crowded here.

Citrus County is on Florida’s Nature Coast. It feels like old Florida, with a slower pace of life. It’s where nature still takes center stage.