Situated on Long Island Sound and bounded to the east by the Housatonic River, Stratford has 18 miles of coastline, two public beaches, five marinas, several fishing piers, two public boat launches, beautiful parks and recreational facilities. Within an hour drive of New York City, the Stratford is the eastern-most town in Fairfield County, also known as "Connecticut's Gold Coast." The diversity of the town's natural resources is as rich as its cultural heritage, ranging from the 250-acre, town-owned Roosevelt Forest to the Great Meadows Salt Marsh, one of the largest unditched salt marshes remaining in New England and now a portion of the Steward McKinney National Wildlife Refuge where approximately 270 species of birds can be seen.
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