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Ledyard

Ledyard [New London County] was incorporated from Groton in 1836 and named from Col. William Ledyard, a commander at Fort Griswold. Its former name is North Groton.

Area, 40.0 sq. miles. Population, est., 14,462. Voting districts, 2. Principal industries, manufacture of chemicals, plastics, concrete and light sheet metal work, Indian casino, orchards and nurseries. Rural residential community.

Ledyard includes the area known as Gales Ferry.

Information submitted must relate specifically to Ledyard, Connecticut, or to the area of Ledyard known as Gales Ferry.

Business and Economy

Real estate agents or service providers must be physically located in Ledyard, Connecticut. Information submitted in properties for sale, rent or lease must be physically located in Ledyard, Connecticut.

Gales Ferry

Submissions to Gales Ferry must be specific to the village, such as its history, genealogical information and neighborhood publications. Please submit all other sites � including businesses, organizations, etc. � to the appropriate subcat of Ledyard.

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