New England

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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.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
historic region
region
borderedBy Atlantic Ocean
Canada
New York
surface form: New York (state)
capitalCityOfStateInRegion Augusta, Maine
Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Concord, New Hampshire
Hartford, Connecticut, United States
surface form: 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 of America
surface form: 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, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston
locatedIn Northeastern United States
surface form: northeastern United States
majorCity Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Hartford, Connecticut, United States
surface form: Hartford

Manchester, New Hampshire
New Haven, Connecticut
surface form: New Haven

Providence
Springfield, Massachusetts
Worcester, Massachusetts
surface form: Worcester
partOf United States of America
surface form: 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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Third Connecticut Lake locatedIn New England
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Littlejohn Island locatedIn New England
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Interstate 295 locatedInRegion New England
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Pawcatuck River locatedIn New England
Fayette, Maine partOf New England
Jones River locatedIn New England
Sterling, Connecticut partOf New England
Carroll County locatedInRegion New England
Mill River locatedIn New England
Fore Street locatedIn New England
Rochdale, Massachusetts locatedIn New England
Lewiston Mill District locatedIn New England
Bearskin Neck locatedIn New England
Rockport Music locatedIn New England
HNE regionServed New England
subject surface form: Historic New England
Lost Valley Ski Area locatedIn New England
Twin City locatedIn New England
subject surface form: Twin City (Auburn–Lewiston)
Arts District locatedIn New England
subject surface form: Arts District (Portland, Maine)
Seekonk River locatedIn New England
Pequoiag locatedIn New England
Boston Brahmins locatedIn New England
Barnum Museum locatedInRegion New England
Wareham River locatedIn New England
Readsboro, Vermont partOf New England
Beverly Harbor locatedIn New England
North Bennington, Vermont partOf New England
East Side locatedInRegion New England
subject surface form: East Side (Bridgeport, Connecticut)
St. Thomas More School locatedIn New England
Shrewsbury locatedIn New England
subject surface form: Shrewsbury, Massachusetts
Strawberry Hill locatedIn New England
Charlestown locatedIn New England
Moxie Festival locatedIn New England
New Preston, Connecticut partOf New England