- planning region
- FIPS 09110
- Largest town: Hartford
Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut
Capitol Planning Region had 991,508 residents in the Census Vintage 2024 estimate, on 1,027.4 square miles of land. It is the most populous and the largest planning region in Connecticut.
- Population
- 991,508
- #1 of 9 in Connecticut · #53 in US
- Area
- 1,027.4 sq mi
- #1 of 9 in Connecticut · #646 in US
- Density
- 965 / sq mi
- #5 of 9 in Connecticut · #167 in US
- Median household income
- $90,965
- #5 of 9 in Connecticut · #233 in US
Census Vintage 2024 estimates · SAIPE 2023 income · 2024 Gazetteer land area
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Capitol Planning Region population, land area and income
Capitol Planning Region had 991,508 residents in the Census Vintage 2024 estimate, on 1,027.4 square miles of land. It is the most populous and the largest planning region in Connecticut. That works out to 965.1 people per square mile, 10.0 times the US average of 96.3, and in the top tenth nationally.
The median county-equivalent in Connecticut has 335,666 residents, so Capitol Planning Region is 3.0 times that size.
Its SAIPE 2023 median household income of $90,965 is in the top tenth among 3,143 counties with an estimate.
National rank among 3,144
Population
991,508
53rd of 3,144 (US)
Land area
1,027 sq mi
646th of 3,144 (US)
Density
965.1 / sq mi
167th of 3,144 (US)
Median household income
$90,965
233rd of 3,143 (US)
Rank within Connecticut (9)
Population
991,508
1st of 9 (CT)
Land area
1,027 sq mi
1st of 9 (CT)
Density
965.1 / sq mi
5th of 9 (CT)
Median household income
$90,965
5th of 9 (CT)
How Capitol Planning Region's population changed since 2020
Capitol Planning Region gained 27,420 residents between the July 2020 and July 2024 estimates, a rise of 2.8%. That ranks 4th of 9 in Connecticut for growth. The median Connecticut county changed by +2.6%, and the state as a whole by +2.7%.
Since the April 2020 estimates base, Capitol Planning Region recorded 39,760 births and 40,983 deaths, a natural change of -1,223. Net international migration added +26,308 and net domestic migration, people moving to or from other US counties, came to -8,536. The largest single component was international migration, which added 26,308 people.
Components of change, April 2020 to July 2024
- Births
- 39,760
- Deaths
- 40,983
- Net international migration
- +26,308
- Net domestic migration
- -8,536
- Change, July 2023 to July 2024
- +8,182
Where Capitol Planning Region is
The Census internal point of Capitol Planning Region is at 41.817000, -72.575900. It sits in UTM zone 18N. The map shades Connecticut's 9 county-equivalents by population change from 2020 to 2024, darker for faster growth, with Capitol Planning Region outlined. Dots are towns of 1,000+ people with residents in it.
- < +1.7%
- < +2.5%
- < +2.6%
- < +2.9%
- ≥ +2.9%
Orange pin: Capitol Planning Region internal point. Dark pin: Hartford.
Internal point
- Decimal
- 41.817000, -72.575900
- DMS
- 41°49'1.20"N 72°34'33.24"W
- UTM
- 18N 701339.1E 4632299.0N
- Geohash
- drkmukxcd
- Plus code
- 87H9RC8F+RJ
Towns in Capitol Planning Region
2 incorporated places of 1,000+ people have residents in Capitol Planning Region, 198,000 people together, or 20% of the county. Each figure counts only the part of the town inside Capitol Planning Region; towns marked "part" extend into another county. The largest is Hartford with 122,129.
- 01Hartford122,129
- 02New Britain75,871
Counties bordering Capitol Planning Region
The Census 2024 county adjacency file lists 7 neighbors for Capitol Planning Region, including 1 across a state line. The most populous is South Central Connecticut Planning Region, CT, with 576,718 residents. Distances run between Census internal points in a straight line.
South Central Connecticut Planning Region
576,718 people
39 mi SSW
- MA
Hampden County, MA
464,151 people
22 mi N
Naugatuck Valley Planning Region
462,220 people
34 mi SW
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region
282,602 people
34 mi SE
Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region
177,540 people
28 mi S
Northwest Hills Planning Region
114,101 people
33 mi W
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region
97,701 people
31 mi E
Distance to Hartford and the nearest big city
Hartford is 6.6 miles SW of Capitol Planning Region's internal point in a straight line. The nearest place of 100,000 or more is Hartford, CT (population 122,129), 6.5 miles away.
Capitol Planning Region FIPS code
The FIPS code of Capitol Planning Region is 09110: state code 09 for Connecticut plus planning region code 110. Use it as text, with the leading zero, when joining Census, BLS, or CDC county tables. SAIPE lists its 2023 median household income as $90,965.
Questions people ask
What is the population of Capitol Planning Region, Connecticut?
The Census Vintage 2024 estimate for July 1, 2024 is 991,508. That is up 27,420 people (2.8%) from the July 2020 estimate of 964,088.
What is the FIPS code of Capitol Planning Region?
09110. The first two digits (09) are Connecticut; the last three (110) identify the planning region.
What is the largest town in Capitol Planning Region?
Hartford, with 122,129 residents inside Capitol Planning Region in 2024.
Which counties border Capitol Planning Region?
7 county-equivalents border it in the Census 2024 adjacency file: South Central Connecticut Planning Region, CT; Hampden County, MA; Naugatuck Valley Planning Region, CT; Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT; Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, CT; Northwest Hills Planning Region, CT; Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT.
Sources and data as of
Data as of: Census Vintage 2024 population estimates, 2024 Gazetteer land area and internal points, SAIPE 2023 median household income.
- 01Census Vintage 2024 county population estimates
- 02Census 2024 Gazetteer, counties
- 03Census SAIPE 2023 state and county estimates
- 04Census Vintage 2024 subcounty population estimates
- 05Census 2024 county adjacency file
- 06Census 2024 cartographic boundary file, counties (1:5,000,000)
How every number is computed: methodology. Spotted a wrong figure? Report an error.