New England

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cultural region historic region region

New England is a historic region in the northeastern United States known for its colonial heritage, distinct seasons, and influential role in American culture and politics.

Aliases (21)

New England region ×8
New England states ×3
southern New England ×3
New England Census Division ×2
New England region of the United States ×2
New England, United States ×2
Yankee New England ×2
Eastern North America ×1
FEMA Region I ×1
New England English ×1
New England Forests ×1
New England and surrounding areas ×1
New England region (mutual aid support) ×1
New Englander ×1
New England–Western New York ×1
Northeast Region of the United States ×1
Northeastern United States ×1
Northeastern Woodlands ×1
Northern New England ×1
Rhode Island region ×1
United States New England region ×1

Statements (65)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	cultural region → historic region → region →
borderedBy	Atlantic Ocean → Canada → New York (state) →
capitalCityOfStateInRegion	Augusta, Maine → Boston → Concord, New Hampshire → Hartford → Montpelier, Vermont → Providence →
climate	humid continental climate →
containsInstitution	Brown University → Dartmouth College → Harvard University → Massachusetts Institute of Technology → University of Connecticut → Yale University →
country	United States →
hasCoastlineOn	Atlantic Ocean →
hasPart	Connecticut → Maine → Massachusetts → New Hampshire → Rhode Island → Vermont →
hasSeason	autumn → spring → summer → winter →
historicalEvent	center of American Revolutionary activity → development of early American industrialization → site of early English colonization in North America →
knownFor	Puritan heritage → colonial heritage → distinct seasons → fall foliage → influential role in American literature → influential role in American politics → maritime history → prestigious universities → role in American Revolution → town meeting form of local government →
language	English →
largestCity	Boston →
locatedIn	northeastern United States →
majorCity	Boston → Hartford → Manchester, New Hampshire → New Haven → Providence → Springfield, Massachusetts → Worcester →
partOf	United States →
sportsRegionOf	Boston Bruins → Boston Celtics → Boston Red Sox → New England Patriots →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
traditionalCuisine	baked beans → clam chowder → cranberries → lobster → maple syrup products →

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Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
17th-Century English Village → Adams National Historical Park → Addison County, Vermont → Allston → American Folk Festival (historical host) → Amity Island → Androscoggin County, Maine → Androscoggin River → Aquidneck Island → Arlington, Massachusetts → Armenian Library and Museum of America → Aroostook County, Maine → Ashfield, Massachusetts → Asylum Hill → Augusta, Maine → Avon, Maine → Ayer → Babson Recreation and Athletics Complex → Bangor metropolitan area → Bangor, Maine → Barnstable County, Massachusetts → Becket → Belmont Center station → Beth Israel Hospital → Bethel, Maine → Boston Harbor → Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area → Boston Hospital for Women → Boston National Historical Park → Boston and Lowell Railroad → Boston–Concord main line → Boston–Portland main line → Bradley, Maine → Braintree → Braintree, Province of Massachusetts Bay → Brandeis University → Brandeis/Roberts → Brattleboro, Vermont → Bretton Woods, New Hampshire → Bridgeport → Bristol County, Massachusetts → Brownfield, Maine → Buckman family → Burial Hill → Cambridge Farms → Cambridge Rindge and Latin School → Cape Cod → Carrabassett Valley, Maine → Carthage, Maine → Cary Plantation, Maine → Central Connecticut → Central Maine → Central Massachusetts → Charles River → Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation → Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay Colony → Chatham Historic District → Church of the Presidents → City of Firsts → Clark Art Institute → Clay Pit Pond → Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations → Columbia Junction → Columbia Point → Committee of the Proprietors of Common and Undivided Lands in New Haven → Committees of Correspondence → Connecticut → Connecticut Colony → Connecticut River → Connecticut River Line → Connecticut colonial flag → Connor Township, Maine → Convent of the Sacred Heart, Boston → Coplin Plantation, Maine → Countryside Elementary School → Cumberland County, Maine → Dallas Plantation, Maine → Dalton, Massachusetts → Darien, Connecticut → Dedham, Massachusetts → Dixfield, Maine → Dominion of New England → Dorchester → Dorchester Company fishing outpost → Dukes County, Massachusetts → East Windsor, Connecticut Colony → Eastern Maine → Eastern Massachusetts → Eastern Railroad (of Massachusetts) → Eastham → Edgartown Harbor → Edgartown, Massachusetts → Elizabeth Islands → Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art → Essex County, Massachusetts → Essex County, Massachusetts → Evening Institute for Younger Men → Exeter, New Hampshire → Exeter, New Hampshire → Fairfield County, Connecticut → Fall River, Massachusetts → Falmouth Neck → Falmouth, Maine (then part of Massachusetts Bay Colony) → Farmington, Maine → Fenway Park → Fireside Poets → Fitchburg Railroad → Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire → Fore River Shipbuilding Company → Fort Kent, Maine → Foxboro Stadium → Foxborough, Massachusetts → Framingham → Franklin County → Franklin County, Maine → Franklin County, Massachusetts → Fresh Pond → Frost Library → Fryeburg, Maine → General Courts (colonial New England) → Gloucester → Gloucester Harbor → Granite Railway → Great Point Light ("New England region of the United States") → Green Mountains → Greenwich, Connecticut → Groton School → Grove Street Cemetery → Guilford Transportation Industries → Hampden, Maine → Hancock County, Maine → Hancock, Massachusetts → Hanging Hills → Hanover, New Hampshire → Harrison, Maine → Hartford Convention → Hartford Stage → Harvard-Yenching Library → Haverhill → Haverhill Academy → Hebron Academy → Hebron Academy ("New England, United States") → Hillhouse Avenue → Hills of Barnstable County, Massachusetts → Hillsborough County, New Hampshire → Housatonic River → Housatonic River valley → Howland, Maine → Hyannisport Club → Industry, Maine → International Tennis Hall of Fame → Interstate 93 → Ipswich Bay → Johnston, Rhode Island → Keewaydin Lake → Kennebec River → Kent, Connecticut → King Philip's War → Lawrence textile mills → Lawrence, Massachusetts → Levant, Maine → Lincoln, Maine → Lincoln, Massachusetts → Litchfield County, Connecticut → Litchfield Female Academy → Logan International Airport → Long Lake (Littleton, Massachusetts) → Long Wharf → Long Wharf Theatre → Longfellow House–Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site → Lovell, Maine → Lynn Woods Reservation → Lynn, Massachusetts → Lynnfield → Macedonia Brook State Park → Maine → Maine Mineral and Gem Museum → Maine State Route 100 → Maine–New Hampshire border → Malden Public Schools → Manchester, Vermont → Maplewood Historic District → Marlborough, Massachusetts → Martha Corey → Martha's Vineyard Airport → Mass General Brigham → Mass MoCA → Massachusetts → Massachusetts ("Northeastern United States") → Massachusetts → Massachusetts 2nd congressional district → Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society → Massachusetts Bay → Massachusetts Bay Colony → Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities → Massachusetts Eye and Ear → Massachusetts General Hospital → Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company → Massachusetts Route 2 → McLean Hospital → Medford, Massachusetts → Meriam’s Corner → Meriden Britannia Company → Meriden Downtown Historic District → Merrimack River → Merrimack Valley → Mexico, Maine → Milford, Maine → Milton, Massachusetts → Miss Porter’s School → Mission Church → Mohawk Trail (western Massachusetts) → Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge → Montpelier (Thomaston, Maine) → Moro Plantation, Maine → Mount Chase, Maine → Mount Greylock → Mount Holyoke College → Mount Tom → Munroe Tavern → Muraco Elementary School → Muskeget Channel → Mystic River → Mytoi Japanese Garden → Nahant → Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame → Nantucket County → Nantucket Harbor → Nantucket Sound → Nashua River → Nashua, New Hampshire → National Monument to the Forefathers → Nauset people → Neighborhood Nine → New Canada, Maine → New England Confederation → New England Conservatory of Music → New England Culinary Institute → New England Historic Genealogical Society → New England Patriots Foundation → New England Shipbuilding Corporation → New England clergy → New England colonial militias → New Hampshire → New Hampshire Colony → New Haven Colony → New Haven, Connecticut → Newport, Maine → Newport, Rhode Island → Newton North High School → Newton South High School → Norfolk County, Massachusetts → North Cambridge → North End (Hartford) → North End, Boston → North Shore (Massachusetts) → Northampton, Massachusetts → Northern Maine → Northfield, Litchfield, Connecticut → Old Burying Point Cemetery → Old Colony Railroad → Old Saybrook, Connecticut → Old Schwamb Mill → Old Town, Maine → Orono, Maine → Outer Cape Cod → Oxford County, Maine → Oxford County, Massachusetts → Oxford, Maine → Patuxet → Peabody Historical Society → Peabody Institute Library → Peabody, Massachusetts → Pemigewasset River → Penobscot County, Maine → Pequot War → Phillips Academy Andover → Phillips, Maine → Pioneer Valley → Piscataqua River → Piscataquis County, Maine → Plum Island Sound → Plymouth Colony → Plymouth Notch, Vermont, United States → Pocasset (present-day Tiverton, Rhode Island area) → Pokanoket region → Port of Boston → Portage Lake, Maine → Powwow River → Princeton, Massachusetts → Providence County, Rhode Island → Province I → Province of Massachusetts Bay → Province of New England → Province of New Hampshire → Provincetown Harbor → Putnam Memorial State Park → Quahog, Rhode Island → Quiet Corner of Connecticut → Quincy → Rangeley Plantation, Maine → Rangeley, Maine → Red Sox Nation → Redding Ridge →	locatedIn
Abington, Connecticut → Ashfield, Massachusetts → Avon, Maine → Barnstable → Bedford, New Hampshire → Belmont, Massachusetts → Blue Hills → Boston Bulldogs → Boston University Terriers field hockey team → Burlington, Massachusetts → Chenery Upper Elementary School → Chesterville, Maine → Corinth, Maine → Dracut → Dunkin' Park → Etna, Maine → Fiske Elementary School → Fort Kent Community High School → Garfield Plantation, Maine → Gloucester, Massachusetts → Harwich → Holden, Maine → Jay, Maine → Leominster, Massachusetts → Levant, Maine → Lincoln Elementary School → Lincoln, Massachusetts → Littleton Common → Marstons Mills → Mass Coastal Railroad → Medway, Maine → Millinocket, Maine → New Marlborough → New Sharon, Maine → New Vineyard, Maine → Northfield, Litchfield, Connecticut → Palmyra, Maine → Pomfret School → Pomfret, Connecticut → Presque Isle, Maine → Princeton, Massachusetts → Seabrook → Shirley, Massachusetts → Shirley, Massachusetts → South Dennis → Temple, Maine → Town of Shirley → Warwick, Rhode Island → Winchester High School →	countrySubdivision
Battles of Lexington and Concord → Connecticut Charter of 1662 → Elizabeth Parris → Francis Cooke → Great Swamp Fight → Hampden County, Massachusetts → Hartford Convention → John Billington → John Vassall Jr. → Jonas Clarke → Massachusett language → Nipmuc ("southern New England") → Philip (King Philip) → Pokanoket ("southern New England") → Putnam family faction in Salem Village → Rebecca Nurse → Squanto → William Good →	historicalRegion
America’s Hometown → Beantown → New England Yankee → New Havener → RSN → Ticknor and Fields →	associatedWithRegion
Beecher family → Guilford Transportation Industries → Houghton Mifflin → New England Patriots Cheerleaders ("New England region") → Patriot (American Revolution) → The Rebellion →	basedIn
Lexington, Massachusetts → New England life → Roxbury → Thacher Island → Wildcat Mountain → Wyoming Hill station →	hasRegion
Aquinnah, Martha's Vineyard → Great Harbor → Lunenburg → Massachusetts ("New England Census Division") → Massachusetts ("Northeast Region of the United States") → Stockbridge, Massachusetts →	isPartOf
Cotton Mather → John Mason → John Underhill → Minutemen → Weetamoo →	activeIn
Boston Celtics Radio Network → Boston Red Sox Radio Network → NESN → WBZ (AM) → WEEI-FM →	broadcastArea
CT → Nutmegger → Sunoho → The Hub →	associatedWith
Litchfield Historic District ("Yankee New England") → Massachusett people → Sandwich Historic District → Wampanoag people ("Northeastern Woodlands") →	culturalRegion
Christopher Jones → Degory Priest → Great Migration of Puritans → John Turner →	destination
David Ortiz Children’s Fund → William Price → Yankee Conference →	geographicFocus
Kingman Township, Maine → Mashpee Pond → Seboeis Plantation, Maine →	isInRegion
Hebron Academy → University of Maine at Presque Isle →	accreditationRegion
Acadian orogeny ("New England region") → Taconic orogeny →	affects
New England Patriots Foundation ("New England region") → WEEI (AM) →	areaServed
Book II: Ecclesiarum Clypei → The Order of the Gospel →	countryOfOrigin
Boston Red Sox Radio Network ("New England and surrounding areas") → The Boston Globe →	coverageArea
Dungeon Rock → Pemberton Square →	hasCoordinateRegion
East Litchfield ("Yankee New England") → Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire →	hasCulturalRegion
Attack on Swansea → Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War →	hasLocation
Atlantic coast of North America → Northern United States →	includesRegion
Appalachian orogeny →	affectsRegion
royal charter of Massachusetts Bay →	appliesToJurisdiction
Miantonomo ("southern New England") →	areaOfInfluence
Bartholomew Allerton →	arrivalPlace
Richard Warren →	arrivalPoint
Rachel Walker →	associatedWithPlace
Federalists →	baseOfSupport
Mid-Atlantic states →	borderedBy
Jonathan Kraft →	businessRegion
Bates College →	campusSetting
U.S. Route 20 →	connects
East Coast of the United States →	containsPart
Wamsutta →	country
U.S. Route 6 →	crosses
Edward Tilley →	deathPlace
New England political institutions →	developedIn
Boston Daily Advertiser →	distributionArea
U.S. Route 20 →	easternTerminus
Alewife Brook Reservation →	ecoregion
George Beecher ("New Englander") →	ethnicGroup
Harvard Museum of Natural History ("New England Forests") →	exhibit
Hurricane Agnes (1972) →	extratropicalRemnantsAffected
Congregationalism →	flourishedIn
Letters on the Eastern States ("New England region of the United States") →	focusesOnRegion
Rogers' Rangers →	garrisonLocation
First Party System →	geographicBaseFederalists
Buffalo Bills–New England Patriots rivalry ("New England–Western New York") →	geographicRegion
Whig Party →	hadStrongSupportIn
Lincoln family →	hasAncestralOrigin
Williamstown Theatre Festival →	hasAudienceRegion
Massachusett people →	hasDescendantCommunityIn
Impossible Dream →	hasFanBase
Lakeview Cemetery, Burlington, Vermont →	hasGeographicRegion
Adams family →	hasMainRegionOfActivity
Eastern United States →	hasPart
Andrew Jackson presidential election →	hasRegionOfStrongSupportForLoser
Mrs. Scudder →	hasSetting
Federal Emergency Management Agency ("FEMA Region I") →	hasSubdivision
American English ("New England English") →	hasVariant
Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals →	hasWorkWithSetting
Guilford Transportation Industries →	headquartersLocation
Magnalia Christi Americana →	historicalRegionDescribed
Boston Breakers →	homeRegion
Northeast Woodlands →	includesSubregion
Greater Boston →	isCulturalCenterOf
Greater Boston →	isEconomicCenterOf
Greater Boston →	isEducationalCenterOf
South Burlington →	isInCountrySubdivision
Herring Pond Wampanoag →	isIndigenousTo
Sharon, Connecticut →	isLocatedIn
New England Aquarium →	isMajorAttractionIn
Houlton–Woodstock Border Crossing →	isMajorLinkBetween
Pilgrims →	isOneOfFirstPermanentEuropeanSettlementsIn
Ktaadn →	isWithin
Air Wing ("New England region (mutual aid support)") →	jurisdiction
John Winthrop →	ledMigrationTo
Sam Lawson's Oldtown Fireside Stories →	literarySetting
Robert Frost →	livedIn
New England Patriots–New York Jets rivalry →	PatriotsHomeRegion