| Tolland, Massachusetts is located on the banks of the Farmington River, 27 miles west of Springfield. Due to the river flowing through town, Tolland started with an industrial economy – many factories started by using the river for power. Today, the town’s economy is predominently agricultural with a focus on cattle and dairying, maple syrup production, and apple harvests.
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Settled: 1750
Incorporated: 1810
County: Hampden
Tolland, MA Population:
2008: 457
2000: 426
1990: 289
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