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Cuttyhunk Island is the
outermost of the
Elizabeth Islands in M****achusetts. A
small outpost for the
harvesting of s****afras was
occupied for a few w****s...
- Pocutohhunkunnoh,
meaning Lands End, was the
inspiration for the name
Cuttyhunk Island.
Europeans first learned of the
islands in 1602 when the English...
- in M****achusetts. Most of the
residents live in the
island village of
Cuttyhunk, an
island on the
southwestern part of the town. The
largest island in...
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Cuttyhunk Harbor is a bay in
Dukes County, M****achusetts. It is
located between Copicut Neck on
Cuttyhunk Island and
Nashawena Island 0.5
miles (0.80 km)...
- Island, he was a
proprietor of Dartmouth, M****achusetts and sole
owner of
Cuttyhunk Island.
Despite being known as an “honest
publick [sic.] Friend,” Slo****...
- USS
Cuttyhunk Island (AG-75/AKS-23) was a
Belle Isle-class
miscellaneous auxiliary acquired by the U.S. Navy
during World War II.
Cuttyhunk Island was...
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Captain John Boats.
Retrieved June 20, 2020. "New
Bedford to
Cuttyhunk Ferry Service".
Cuttyhunk Ferry Co.
Retrieved July 23, 2020. "M****achusetts P****enger...
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Cuttyhunk Light was a
lighthouse at the west end of
Cuttyhunk Island, M****achusetts.
First established in 1823, it was
rebuilt several times. The last...
- and
boating community thrives; off its coast, the
Elizabeth Islands and
Cuttyhunk can be seen. The New
Bedford Yacht Club in
Padanaram hosts a bi-annual...
- (sometimes
peninsula of the Vineyard), the
Elizabeth Islands,
including Cuttyhunk, and
Nomans Land. The
original inhabitants of the
islands were Wampanoag...
