- and
Woods Hole.
Falmouth also encomp****es the
villages of
Hatchville and
Waquoit,
which are not census-designated
places and fall
within the
village of...
-
Waquoit (February 10, 1983–June 14, 2007) was an
American Thoroughbred racehorse who won
races at
short and long
distances en
route to
career earnings...
- 41°34′N 70°32′W / 41.56°N 70.53°W / 41.56; -70.53 (
Waquoit Bay)
Waquoit Bay is a
public national estuary,
which is
typically used as a
research reserve...
- The
Waquoit Historic District encomp****es the
historic village center of
Waquoit, a
village of Falmouth, M****achusetts.
Waquoit Village is
located in...
- Falmouth,
along M****achusetts
Route 151 next to
Coonamessett Pond, and
Waquoit is
located to the east,
along Route 28 in the
easternmost corner of Falmouth...
-
Waquoit Bay
National Estuarine Research Reserve (WBNERR) encomp****es open waters,
barrier beaches,
marshlands and
uplands on the
south s**** of Cape Cod...
-
pines and oaks
indigenous to the area. The town's s****line is
framed by
Waquoit Bay to the west and
Popponesset Bay to the east, with
several rivers, brooks...
-
southeast (with the
Monomoscoy Island CDP on the
opposite bank), and by
Waquoit Bay to the southwest. The only road
access is via
Meadow Neck Road from...
- from the
University of Pennsylvania. He died of
myelogenous leukemia in
Waquoit, M****achusetts on
September 10, 1943.
William Osler Abbott was born July...
- M****achusetts Bay
Narragansett Bay
Plymouth Bay
Popponesset Bay
Quincy Bay
Waquoit Bay
Anchor Bay
Ashmun Bay Au
Train Bay Bete
Grise Bay Big Bay de Noc Brest...
