Connecticut Congressional Districts Wall Map
Connecticut sends five members to the House, and those five district lines cut across everything from the Gold Coast commuter towns of Fairfield County to the farms and mill villages of the Quiet Corner. No road map shows you where they fall. This map does, using boundaries in force for the 2026 election and the 120th Congress seated 2027 through 2029.
Map Shop developed the map in house, which keeps the cartography and the district data under our own control.
- All five congressional districts, shaded in non-partisan colors so no party leaning is implied
- County boundaries and county seats across the state
- Hartford identified as the state capital
- Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical area centers
- Available on paper, laminated, mounted to foam core, railed in black or walnut molding, or framed
Campaign managers, government affairs staff, lobbying firms, and advocacy groups working the Connecticut General Assembly and Capitol Hill use it for district planning and field targeting.



