CONNECTICUT · ACS 2024 5-YEAR
Highest public-transit shares
Among covered Census places in Connecticut. Values are estimates; open a place report to see the margin of error and denominator.
1Noroton23.1%2Old Greenwich16.9%3Riverside16.9%4Hartford13.1%5New Canaan13.1%6Greenwich11.8%7Staples10.7%8Stamford9.6%9Cos Cob9.6%10Daniels Farm7.5%11Norwalk7.3%12Bridgeport6.8%13New Haven6.7%14Rockville6.6%15Storrs6.6%16Ridgefield4.5%17New London4.4%18Waterbury3.9%19Willimantic3.7%20East Hartford3.6%21New Britain3.5%22Branford Center3.4%23Simsbury Center3.2%24West Haven3.0%25Manchester3.0%26Norwich2.7%27Milford city (balance)2.6%28Naugatuck2.5%29Danbury2.3%30Meriden1.9%31Newington1.7%32East Haven1.5%33West Hartford1.4%34Middletown1.4%35North Haven1.3%36New Milford1.2%37Trumbull Center1.2%38Ansonia1.1%39Winsted1.0%40Bethel1.0%41Shelton0.8%42Portland0.8%43Orange0.8%44Southwood Acres0.7%45Cheshire Village0.7%46Wethersfield0.6%47Long Hill CDP (Greater Bridgeport County)0.5%48Putnam0.5%49Sherwood Manor0.5%50Kensington0.4%51Derby0.4%52Torrington0.3%53Wallingford Center0.3%54Bristol0.2%55Windsor Locks0.2%56Conning Towers-Nautilus Park0.2%57Oakville0.1%58Groton0.1%59Glastonbury Center0.0%60Sandy Hook0.0%61Thompsonville0.0%62Northford0.0%63Hazardville0.0%64Pawcatuck0.0%65Terryville0.0%
Ranking caution
Close estimates can overlap once margins of error are considered. Rank order is descriptive, not proof that adjacent places differ.