Connecticut borders Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Long Island Sound, and New York. It has the fourth largest population of any U.S. state, though it is the third smallest in area. The state's principal source of income comes from financial services. Some of Connecticut's most important cities are Hartford, the capital, Bridgeport, the largest city, and New Haven, home to Yale University. Stamford and Waterbury are also among Connecticut's largest cities.

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