Essex County, Massachusetts | DisamKB

Essex County, Massachusetts

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county in Massachusetts

Essex County, Massachusetts is a historic coastal county in northeastern Massachusetts that includes cities like Salem and Lawrence and is known for its maritime heritage and early colonial settlements.

Aliases (2)

Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony ×3
Essex County ×2

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	county in Massachusetts →
bordersBodyOfWater	Atlantic Ocean →
containsHistoricCity	Salem, Massachusetts →
containsRegion	Merrimack Valley (Massachusetts portion) → North Shore (Massachusetts) →
country	United States of America →
countySeat	Lawrence, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Salem, Massachusetts →
FIPSCode	25009 →
foundedIn	1643 →
GNISID	0618211 →
hasCity	Beverly, Massachusetts → Gloucester, Massachusetts → Haverhill, Massachusetts → Lawrence, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Lynn, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Peabody, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Salem, Massachusetts →
hasCoastline	yes →
hasTown	Amesbury, Massachusetts → Andover, Massachusetts → Boxford, Massachusetts → Danvers, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Georgetown, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Hamilton, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Ipswich, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts → Marblehead, Massachusetts → Methuen, Massachusetts → Middleton, Massachusetts → Nahant, Massachusetts → Newburyport, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → North Andover, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Rockport, Massachusetts → Rowley, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Saugus, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Swampscott, Massachusetts NERFINISHED → Topsfield, Massachusetts → Wenham, Massachusetts → West Newbury, Massachusetts →
historicalSignificance	center of early American shipping and trade → early colonial settlements → maritime heritage →
knownFor	Salem witch trials history →
locatedIn	New England → northeastern Massachusetts →
namedAfter	Essex, England →
state	Massachusetts →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →

Referenced by (45)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ayer Mill Clock Tower → Cape Ann → Crane Beach → Gallows Hill, Salem (traditional attribution) → Good Harbor Beach → High Rock Reservation → Lawrence textile mills → Lynn Harbor → Lynn Shore Reservation → Lynn Woods Reservation → Massachusetts Route 1A → Nahant → Old Burying Point Cemetery → Phillips Academy Andover → Rebecca Nurse Homestead → Route 107 (Massachusetts) → Route 1A (Massachusetts) → Salem Maritime National Historic Site → Salem Witch Museum → Salem, Massachusetts → Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site → Saugus River → Thacher Island →	locatedIn
Gloucester ("Essex County") → Haverhill → Lawrence ("Essex County") → Lynn, Massachusetts → Peabody → Red Rock Park →	county
Hillsborough County, New Hampshire → Suffolk County, Massachusetts →	borders
Salem Witch Trials Memorial → Sarah Wildes ("Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony") →	locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Great Stone Dam → Howe family of Ipswich and Topsfield →	region
Jonathan Corwin →	associatedWith
James Howe Jr. →	historicalRegion
Haverhill →	isPartOf
Campagnone Common →	locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
town of Salem (historical jurisdiction) →	locatedInPresentDay
North Shore (Massachusetts) →	partOf
Francis Nurse →	placeOfActivity
Jonathan Corwin ("Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony") →	placeOfResidence
Massachusetts Route 129 →	traverses
Jonathan Corwin ("Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony") →	workLocation