Introduction to the address of Yale University in the United States
Yale University is a top private research university located in New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Founded in 170 1, formerly known as "College School". It is the third oldest institution of higher learning in the United States and a member of the Ivy League. The teaching staff, academic innovation, curriculum and facilities are all first-class. It has been in fierce competition and friendly exchanges with Harvard University, the top university in the United States. The most famous is the Yale-Harvard regatta between two universities. In the rankings of various universities, it has always been among the best.
Connecticut is one of the six states in New England in the northeastern United States. Massachusetts in the north, Rhode Island in the east, new york in the west and Long Island across the strait in the south. Area 13023 km2, ranking 48th among 50 states. Population: 3,504,809 (in 2006), ranking 27th among 50 states and one of the most densely populated states. The capital is Hartford. The outline of the state is an east-west rectangle, with a width of 90 kilometers from north to south and a length of 145 kilometers from east to west.
The economy is dominated by industry. Besides producing helicopters, submarines, aircraft engines, guns and ammunition, it also produces thousands of industrial products for the world market. Agriculture is in a secondary position in the economy, and all milk and poultry are for local consumption. The main cash crop is tobacco, which can be used as cigars. The main minerals are sand, gravel and stones, which are used in buildings. Fishery is famous for producing oysters, but the output is reduced due to water pollution.