The last suit was finally resolved in 1881 , making it official that Connecticut owned the panhandle of Fairfield County , including Greenwich , Stamford and Darien , and giving New York the Oblong , a strip two miles wide and 60 miles long on the border of the two states that is now contained mostly in Westchester , Putnam and Dutchess Counties .
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