Plymouth, Massachusetts

E24148

town in Massachusetts

Plymouth, Massachusetts is a historic coastal town best known as the landing site of the Pilgrims in 1620 and often called "America’s Hometown."

Aliases (9)

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	town in Massachusetts →
areaCode	508 → 774 →
areaLandSquareMiles	approximately 96 →
areaTotalSquareMiles	approximately 134 →
areaWaterSquareMiles	approximately 38 →
associatedWithEvent	First Thanksgiving →
climate	humid continental climate →
contains	Myles Standish State Forest → National Monument to the Forefathers → Pilgrim Hall Museum → Plimoth Patuxet Museums → Plymouth Harbor → Plymouth Long Beach → Plymouth Rock →
coordinateLatitude	41.9589° N →
coordinateLongitude	70.6673° W →
country	United States of America →
county	Plymouth County, Massachusetts →
distanceToBostonMiles	approximately 40 →
FIPScode	25-54310 →
founded	1620 →
foundedBy	English settlers → Pilgrims →
GNISFeatureID	0618345 →
governmentType	town government →
hasHarbor	Plymouth Harbor →
hasHistoricDistrict	Plymouth Center Historic District →
historicalSignificance	landing site of the Pilgrims in 1620 →
locatedInTimeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
locatedOnBodyOfWater	Atlantic Ocean → Cape Cod Bay →
majorHighway	Massachusetts Route 3 → U.S. Route 44 NERFINISHED →
namedAfter	Plymouth, England →
nearestMajorCity	Boston, Massachusetts →
originalName	Plimoth →
partOf	South Shore region of Massachusetts →
populationCensus2020	approximately 60,803 →
postalCode	02360 →
primaryEconomicSectors	fishing → healthcare → retail → tourism →
slogan	America’s Hometown →
state	Massachusetts →
wasCapitalOf	Plymouth Colony →

Referenced by (38)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mary Allerton ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") → Richard Warren ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") → Rose Standish ("Plymouth, New England (probable)") → Samuel Fuller ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") → William Brewster ("Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony") →	burialPlace
Mary Allerton ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") → Richard Warren ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") → Stephen Hopkins ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") → Thomas Tinker ("Plymouth, New England") → William Bradford ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") →	residence
Mary Allerton ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") → Stephen Hopkins ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") → William Bradford ("Plymouth, Plymouth Colony") →	deathPlace
Patuxet ("present-day Plymouth, Massachusetts") → Plymouth Center Historic District → Plymouth Rock →	locatedIn
America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Parade → Mayflower landing at Plymouth → Plimoth Patuxet Museums →	location
America’s Hometown →	appliesTo
Mary Allerton ("Plymouth, New England") →	arrival
America’s Hometown ("Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts") →	associatedWithMunicipality
Massachusetts →	contains
Mayflower II →	firstVoyageDestination
Plymouth Harbor ("Town of Plymouth") →	governedBy
America’s Hometown →	hasAlternativeNameOfPlace
Mayflower II →	homePort
Pilgrim Hall Museum ("Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts") →	locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Massachusetts Bay →	locatedNear
Plymouth County, Iowa →	namedAfter
Plymouth, Massachusetts ("Plimoth") →	originalName
Burial Hill ("Town of Plymouth") →	ownedBy
Barbara Standish ("Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay area") →	placeOfActivity
Patuxet →	presentDaySiteOf
America’s Hometown →	refersTo
Remember Allerton ("Plymouth, New England") →	residedIn
John Tilley ("Plymouth, New England") →	settledIn
Stephen Hopkins ("Plymouth, New England") →	traveledTo