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'''Cape Cod''' is an L-shaped peninsula of the U.S. state of [[Massachusetts]]. It constitutes [[Barnstable County]], which is divided into towns, which in turn are divided into villages. It runs east-west from the mainland, and then turns north. The area is a major tourism and commercial fishing destination. | {{subpages}} | ||
'''Cape Cod''' is an L-shaped peninsula of the U.S. state of [[Massachusetts (U.S. state)|Massachusetts]]. It constitutes [[Barnstable County]], which is divided into towns, which in turn are divided into villages. It runs east-west from the mainland, and then turns north. The area is a major tourism and commercial fishing destination. | |||
The Cape joins [[Plymouth County]] at the [[Bourne Bridge]] over the [[Cape Cod Canal]] | The Cape joins [[Plymouth County]] at the [[Bourne Bridge]] over the [[Cape Cod Canal]] | ||
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In common usage, the Cape is divided into three sections, plus a number of offshore islands. Nearest to the mainland is the ''Inner Cape''. | In common usage, the Cape is divided into three sections, plus a number of offshore islands. Nearest to the mainland is the ''Inner Cape''. | ||
The ''Outer Cape'' begins where the peninsula turns north. | The ''Outer Cape'' begins where the peninsula turns north.[[Category:Suggestion Bot Tag]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:00, 24 July 2024
Cape Cod is an L-shaped peninsula of the U.S. state of Massachusetts. It constitutes Barnstable County, which is divided into towns, which in turn are divided into villages. It runs east-west from the mainland, and then turns north. The area is a major tourism and commercial fishing destination.
The Cape joins Plymouth County at the Bourne Bridge over the Cape Cod Canal
Sections
In common usage, the Cape is divided into three sections, plus a number of offshore islands. Nearest to the mainland is the Inner Cape.
The Outer Cape begins where the peninsula turns north.