- 41°41′44″N 71°8′50″W / 41.69556°N 71.14722°W / 41.69556; -71.14722 The
Quequechan River is a
river in Fall River, M****achusetts, that
flows in a northwesterly...
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Quequechan River (pronounced "quick-a-shan" by locals) a 2.5 mi (4.0 km)
river which flows through the city
before draining into the bay.
Quequechan is...
- The
Quequechan Club is a
historic building at 306
North Main
Street in Fall River, M****achusetts,
United States. The
building was
built in 1861 and added...
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Quequechan Valley Mills Historic District is a
historic district located on
Quequechan, Jefferson, and
Stevens Streets between Interstate-195 and Denver...
- 2023. The
abandoned western portion of the right-of-way is used by the
Quequechan River Rail Trail. The
Watuppa Branch originates in New Bedford, where...
- the town of
Somerset and the city of Fall River, near the
mouth of the
Quequechan River at the
confluence with
Mount Hope Bay. At just over a mile long...
- The
resulting report issued in 1915, "Report of the
Watuppa Ponds and
Quequechan River Commission",
advised the city how to
rectify a
serious pollution...
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average east–west
width of
about a mile. The
ponds are
drained by the
Quequechan River, and
flows in a
westerly direction through the
center of Fall River...
-
Manufacturing Company) was the
first cotton mill to be
constructed across the
Quequechan River in Fall River, M****achusetts (then
known as Troy),
United States...
- that the name Fall
River refers to is the
Quequechan River (pronounced "Quick-a-shan" by locals).
Quequechan is a
Wampanoag word
believed to mean "Falling...
