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Brief Information About East Berlin

East Berlin is a small section in the town of Berlin, Connecticut. It is located in the County of Hartford. East Berlin is famous for its Berlin agricultural fair. The inhabitants of the town are mainly engaged in agriculture and other related economic activities.

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