Trail Status
The entire route of the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail is not yet completed (72% in Connecticut, 47% in Massachusetts). The trail is divided into three sections:
- southern: New Haven-Plainville, Connecticut
- middle: Farmington-Suffield, Connecticut
- northern: Southwick, Connecticut-Northampton, Massachusetts
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