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Map Massachusetts

Introduce
Massachusetts is the most populous state in the New England region of the Northeastern United States. Massachusetts borders the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Connecticut and Rhode Island to the south, New Hampshire and Vermont to the south, and New York to the west. The capital of Massachusetts and New England's largest city is Boston. More than 80% of Massachusetts' population lives in the Boston metropolitan area, an area with much influence on US history and economy.
Flag
Flag of Massachusetts The official flag of Massachusetts was adopted on 21 March 1971. The background is white and there is a blue seal in the center of the flag.
Travel
Tourism Despite its small size, Massachusetts has a lot to offer tourists. Some popular places to attract tourists include: Boston: The state capital city boasts a variety of popular tourist destinations including Fenway Park, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Symphony Orchestra , The Boston Public Gardens, the Freedom Trail, North End, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum, and the Boston Tea Party Museum & Train, to name a few. Martha's Vineyard: Some of the popular tourist attractions include Joseph Sylvia State Beach, Oak Bluffs Campground, Martha's Vineyard Cinema Center, Aquinnah Cliff, Chappaquiddick and Edgartown Lighthouse. Salem: Back to history when you go to Salem. Don't miss the Salem Witch Walk, Bewitched in Salem, the Peabody Essex Museum, the Salem Witch Challenge Memorial, and the Salem Maritime National Historic Site. Plymouth: Learn about the history of the pilgrims in this beautiful city. Visit the National Monument of the Ancestors, Mayflower II, Pilgrim Memorial State Park, Plimoth Grist Factory, Plymouth Rock, and Plimoth Plantation. Cambridge: Home to the two most famous universities in the world - Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT),. Popular tourist attractions of the city include Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Harvard Museum of Natural History, Longfellow House Washington National Historic Site, Charles River Bike Trail and Peabody Museum. Nantucket: When in Nantucket, don't forget to visit Whale Museum, Great Point Light, beaches like Surfside Beach and Madaket Beach, Nantucket Dam & Lifesaving Museum, and Coskata Wildlife Sanctuary- Coatue. Other important places to attract tourists are: 1. Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge: Located in Chatham, this is a pet bird's paradise. 2. Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame: If you are a fan of basketball, you cannot ignore the museum named after James Naismith, the inventor of this game. It is located in Springfield.
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Map Massachusetts
Introduce
Massachusetts is the most populous state in the New England region of the Northeastern United States. Massachusetts borders the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Connecticut and Rhode Island to the south, New Hampshire and Vermont to the south, and New York to the west. The capital of Massachusetts and New England's largest city is Boston. More than 80% of Massachusetts' population lives in the Boston metropolitan area, an area with much influence on US history and economy.
Flag
Flag of Massachusetts The official flag of Massachusetts was adopted on 21 March 1971. The background is white and there is a blue seal in the center of the flag.
Travel
Tourism Despite its small size, Massachusetts has a lot to offer tourists. Some popular places to attract tourists include: Boston: The state capital city boasts a variety of popular tourist destinations including Fenway Park, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Symphony Orchestra , The Boston Public Gardens, the Freedom Trail, North End, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum, and the Boston Tea Party Museum & Train, to name a few. Martha's Vineyard: Some of the popular tourist attractions include Joseph Sylvia State Beach, Oak Bluffs Campground, Martha's Vineyard Cinema Center, Aquinnah Cliff, Chappaquiddick and Edgartown Lighthouse. Salem: Back to history when you go to Salem. Don't miss the Salem Witch Walk, Bewitched in Salem, the Peabody Essex Museum, the Salem Witch Challenge Memorial, and the Salem Maritime National Historic Site. Plymouth: Learn about the history of the pilgrims in this beautiful city. Visit the National Monument of the Ancestors, Mayflower II, Pilgrim Memorial State Park, Plimoth Grist Factory, Plymouth Rock, and Plimoth Plantation. Cambridge: Home to the two most famous universities in the world - Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT),. Popular tourist attractions of the city include Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Harvard Museum of Natural History, Longfellow House Washington National Historic Site, Charles River Bike Trail and Peabody Museum. Nantucket: When in Nantucket, don't forget to visit Whale Museum, Great Point Light, beaches like Surfside Beach and Madaket Beach, Nantucket Dam & Lifesaving Museum, and Coskata Wildlife Sanctuary- Coatue. Other important places to attract tourists are: 1. Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge: Located in Chatham, this is a pet bird's paradise. 2. Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame: If you are a fan of basketball, you cannot ignore the museum named after James Naismith, the inventor of this game. It is located in Springfield.

Massachusetts Airports Map

Massachusetts County Map
Massachusetts County Map accurately demarcates the geographical position of all the 14 counties of Massachusetts. Massachusetts County, have a total of 50 cities and 301 towns in them. Middlesex County indicated on the Massachusetts County map, is the most populous county of the state. Suffolk County on the Massachusetts County map is the county where the state capital Boston is located. Essex County, Middlesex County and Suffolk Country are the three oldest counties of Massachusetts and were created in the year 1643. Most of the Massachusetts County indicated on the Massachusetts County map, have no county government of their own and hence these counties are merely geographical regions. Worcester County with an area of 1,579 square miles is the largest country by area indicated on the Massachusetts County map.

Massachusetts Rivers Map

Massachusetts Rail Map

Physical Map of Massachusetts

Lowell Map
Lowell is a city in the U.S state of Massachusetts. The city named after Francis Cabot Lowell was incorporated as a town in 1826 and it later became a city in 1836. The city grew into a flourishing industrial center during the 19th century and by 1850, it turned out to be the second largest city in New England. Being a planned city, Lowell is the fourth largest city in the state. Hotels: Lowell hotels provide all modern amenities to its guests such as swimming pool, golf center, Internet, telephone, television, conference hall etc. Some of such hotels include Doubletree Lowell and Courtyard Boston Lowell. The sumptuous dishes they serve and the comfortable accommodation they provide make these hotels different from others. Restaurants: The Blue Shamrock Fortunato's Italian Steak Old Worthen INC Maria's Breakfast& Lunch Southeast Asian Restaurant Athenian Corner Restaurant Laboniche Restaurant Transportation: Passenger train is the main means to access the city. The Interstate 495, US Route 3, the Lowell Connector and Massachusetts Routes 3A, 110, 113 and 133 provide easy access to the city from other cities via roads. Boston's Logan International Airport is the main airport that serves the city. Vermont Transit Lines bus service is the other public transportation system in the city. Places of Attraction: Lowell National Historical Park, Boott Cotton Mills Museum, New England Quilt Museum that displays both contemporary and historic quilts, the American Textile History Museum, the Whistler House Museum of Art that exhibits the works by American painter James Abbot McNeil Whistler and other American artists and Revolving Museum are the must visit historic sites in the city. Lowell Folk Festival - a three-day free folk festival draws tourists to the city. LeLacheur Park, Kerouac Park and Eastern Canal Park gives a wonderful experience especially in the evenings.

Golf Courses in Massachusetts Map

Geography of Massachusetts
Massachusetts is a state located in the New England region of the northeastern United States of America. It is bordered by New Hampshire and Vermont on the north; by Connecticut and Rhode Island on the south; Atlantic Ocean on the east and to the west of the state lies New York. Worcester County is the geographic center. The state can be divided into six land areas: Coastal Lowland : The region starting in the east at the Atlantic Ocean is known as the Coastal Lowland. It also includes Elizabeth Islands, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket Islands. The area comprises rounded hills, swamps, small lakes and ponds, and short, shallow streams and rivers. Eastern New England Upland : The area lying to the west of the state is called the Eastern New England Upland area of Massachusetts. It extends from Maine to New Jersey. Connecticut Valley Lowland : This region extends from northern Massachusetts to southern Connecticut. It is a long, narrow land about twenty miles wide. The Connecticut River runs through this area making the soil fertile for farming. Western New England Upland : The region is an extension of the Green Mountains of Vermont. It runs from Vermont through Massachusetts down into Connecticut. The highest point in the state, Mount Greylock and the Berkshire Hills lie in this region. Berkshire Valley : Lying to the west of the Western New England Upland and the Berkshire Hills is the Berkshire Valley. It is a narrow valley covered with green meadowlands. Taconic Mountains : These lie on the extreme western border of Massachusetts. The mountains are a narrow band of hills stretching from northwestern Massachusetts to the south. Geographical Facts About Massachusetts Climate of Massachusetts Massachusetts has significant climatic differences between its eastern and western sections. Generally the state has cold winters and moderately warm summers. The highest temperature recorded in Massachusetts is 107° F; recorded on August 2, 1975 at Chester and New Bedford. The lowest temperature recorded in Massachusetts, -35°F, on January 12, 1981 at Chester. Mountains There are mountain peaks in Massachusetts. Mount Greylock is the highest point in the state (1,164 m). The major mountain peaks are : Rivers There are numerous water-bodies in the state of Massachusetts. All the rivers in the state flow to the Atlantic Ocean. The major rivers are: Lakes The major lakes in Massachusetts are: