Ellington [Tolland County] was originally called the "Great Swamp". It was named in 1735 from Ellington in Yorks or Hunts and incorporated from East Windsor in 1786.
Area, 34.6 sq. miles. Population, 2000 Census, 12,921. Voting districts, 2. Principal industry, agriculture.
Ellington is part of the Capitol Region Metropolitan District in Connecticut.
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- Ellington Volunteer Fire Department Providing fire, rescue and EMS services.
- SJ Ranch Horseback riding camp for girls ages 7 through 15. Information on lessons, horse shows and other activities.
- Law Offices of Bruce P. Fader Specializing in business issues, incorporations, real estate transactions, development and financing, land use environmental law and other areas. Offices in Ellington and Thompson.
- WaltBren Computing LLC Design and hosting services.
- Connecticut Parachutists Inc. Full time, full service skydiving drop zone located at the Ellington Airport.
- Town of Ellington Municipal government, services, programs, education, voting and other information.
- CTGenWeb Project: Ellington Resource site for genealogical searches.
- Ellington Airport Aeronautical information, including location, runways, taxiways, navaids, radio frequencies.