Cambridge, Massachusetts

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city

Cambridge, Massachusetts is a historic and academically renowned city just outside Boston, best known for being home to world-leading universities and research institutions.

Aliases (9)

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States ×53
Cambridge ×15
City of Cambridge ×4
Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony ×3
Cambridge, Massachusetts (during college career) ×2
Cambridge, Massachusetts (approximate, as Harvard head coach) ×1
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA ×1
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America ×1
Town of Cambridge, Massachusetts ×1

Statements (60)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city →
adjacentTo	Boston, Massachusetts →
area	about 7.1 square miles →
areaCode	617 → 857 →
borderedBy	Arlington, Massachusetts → Belmont, Massachusetts → Boston, Massachusetts → Somerville, Massachusetts → Watertown, Massachusetts →
climate	humid continental climate →
contains	Cambridgeport → Central Square → East Cambridge → Harvard Square → Inman Square → Kendall Square → North Cambridge → Porter Square → West Cambridge →
country	United States of America →
county	Middlesex County →
demographics	highly educated population →
economy	biotechnology sector → higher education sector → technology sector →
foundingDate	1630 →
governmentType	council–manager government →
hasLandmark	Cambridge Common → Harvard Yard → Harvard–MIT Bridge → Longfellow House–Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site → MIT Great Dome → MIT Stata Center → Mount Auburn Cemetery →
incorporationDate	1846 →
isHomeTo	Harvard University → Hult International Business School → Lesley University → Longy School of Music of Bard College → Massachusetts Institute of Technology →
knownFor	higher education → historic architecture → progressive politics → scientific research → technology and biotech industry →
locatedInTimeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
locatedOn	Charles River →
mayorType	ceremonial mayor →
namedAfter	Cambridge, England →
partOf	Greater Boston →
population	approximately 118000 (2020 census) →
postalCode	02138 → 02139 → 02140 → 02141 → 02142 →
state	Massachusetts →
transport	MBTA Red Line → MBTA bus network →

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Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alewife Brook Parkway → Alewife Brook Reservation → Alewife station → Alewife station → Andover-Harvard Theological Library → Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation → Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs → Beren Tennis Center → Bigelow Chapel → Blodgett Pool → Brattle Street → Brattle Street Historic District → Briggs Athletic Center → Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard → Cabot Science Library → Cambridge Health Alliance Inman Square Health Center → Cambridge Police Department headquarters → Cambridge Public Library Central Square Branch → Cambridge Public Library Valente Branch → Cambridge Public Schools → Cambridge Rindge and Latin School → Cambridge Seven Associates → Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts → Cambridge city center → Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts → Center for Global Change Science → Center for Public Leadership → Center for Theoretical Physics → Center for the Study of World Religions → Central → Central Square → Central station (MBTA) → Charles River (Boston and Cambridge) → City of Cambridge park system → Department of Anthropology, Harvard University → Department of Biological Engineering → Department of Biology → Department of Chemistry, MIT → Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences → Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science → Department of Mathematics (MIT) → Department of Mechanical Engineering → Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering → Department of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology → Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT → Earth Resources Laboratory → East Cambridge → Elizabeth and James Killian Professor of Economics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology → Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University → Fogg Art Museum → Fresh Pond → George Washington statue (Cambridge Common) → Gift of the Wind → Griswold Hall → Halcyon Lake → Hampshire Street (Cambridge, Massachusetts) → Harvard Art Museums → Harvard Book Store → Harvard Bridge → Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies → Harvard College residential system → Harvard Coop → Harvard Cooperative Society → Harvard Corporation → Harvard Crimson athletics → Harvard Crimson men’s cross country → Harvard Divinity School → Harvard Education Publishing Group → Harvard Graduate Center → Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences → Harvard Graduate School of Education → Harvard Hall → Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences → Harvard Journal on Legislation → Harvard Kennedy School → Harvard Lampoon Building → Harvard Law School → Harvard Law School Library → Harvard Law School academic complex → Harvard Museum of Natural History → Harvard Square → Harvard University → Harvard University Athletics Complex → Harvard University Department of Government → Harvard University Department of Music → Harvard University Development Office → Harvard University Herbaria → Harvard Yard → Harvard Yard’s University Hall → Harvard research institutes → Harvard-Yenching Library → Harvard–MIT Bridge → Hayden Library → Head of the Charles Regatta → Henry G. Steinbrenner Stadium → Holden Chapel → Hollis Hall → Holworthy Hall → Houghton Library → IQSS → Inman Square → Institute for Medical Engineering and Science → Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard University → Institute of Politics → Interim President of Harvard University → Jack Barry Field → John F. Kennedy Street → Johnson Athletic Center → Johnson Ice Rink → Joseph J. O’Donnell Field → Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research → Kendall Square → Kendall/MIT station → Kendall/MIT station → Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research → Kresge Auditorium at MIT → Lamont Library → Langdell Hall → Lavietes Pavilion → Lechmere Square → Lechmere station → Lesley University → Lewis Music Library → Lionel Hall → Loeb Music Library → Longfellow House–Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site → Longy School of Music of Bard College → MBTA bus route 1 → MIT Alumni Pool → MIT Briggs Field → MIT Building 2 → MIT Building 20 → MIT Building 4 → MIT Building 54 → MIT Building E15 → MIT CMS/W → MIT Cambridge campus → MIT Club Aikido → MIT Club Gymnastics → MIT Club Kendo → MIT Club Squash → MIT Club Taekwondo → MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing → MIT Corporation → MIT DAPER → MIT Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics → MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences → MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering → MIT Department of Electrical Engineering → MIT Department of Political Science → MIT East Campus → MIT Energy Initiative → MIT External Relations → MIT Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems → MIT Libraries → MIT Media Lab complex → MIT Nuclear Reactor Laboratory → MIT Office of the Dean for Student Life → MIT Office of the President → MIT Outing Club → MIT Press Bookstore → MIT Program in Science, Technology, and Society → MIT Recreation → MIT School of Architecture and Planning → MIT School of Architecture and Planning → MIT School of Engineering → MIT School of Science → MIT Sloan School of Management → MIT Varsity Athletics program → MIT West Campus → MIT athletic fields → MIT boathouse → MIT club sports → MIT community → MIT faculty → MIT laboratories → MIT researchers → MIT senior vice presidents → MKI → Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy → Massachusetts Avenue (Cambridge) → Massachusetts Hall → Massachusetts Institute of Technology → Massachusetts Institute of Technology ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America") → Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Athletics, Physical Education, and Recreation → Massachusetts Institute of Technology Radiation Laboratory → Matthews Hall → Memorial Church → Microsystems Technology Laboratories → Mount Auburn Cemetery → Mower Hall → Murr Center → Neighborhood Nine → Newell Boathouse → North Cambridge → Office of the Chancellor of MIT → Office of the President of Harvard University → Office of the Provost of MIT → Ohiri Field → Old Cambridge Historic District → Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology → Picower Institute for Learning and Memory → Porter → Porter (MBTA station) → Porter Square → Porter Square Shopping Center → Porter station → Pound Hall → President of MIT → Professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology → Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study → Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston → Religions and the Practice of Peace initiative → Riverside (Cambridge) → Roberts Field → Rockwell Cage → SCC → Schlesinger Library → School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at MIT → Science Center (Harvard University) → Sever Hall → Sever Hall → Sever Hall, Harvard University → Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy → Smith Professor of the History of Fine Arts at Harvard University → Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory → Statue of Three Lies → Story Chapel → Stoughton Hall → Stoughton Hall at Harvard College (original benefactor) → Straus Hall → Taubman Center for State and Local Government → Tercentenary Theatre → Thayer Hall → The Cantab Lounge → The Middle East Restaurant and Nightclub → Tozzer Library → University Hall → Vellucci Plaza → Wasserstein Hall → West Cambridge → Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research → Widener Library → Wigglesworth Hall → duPont Athletic Center →	locatedIn
Albert J. Weatherhead III University Professor at Harvard University → Blaschka Glass Models of Plants → Cambridge Health Alliance Inman Square Health Center → Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts → Department of Anthropology, Harvard University → Department of Chemical Engineering → Division of Continuing Education, Harvard University → GSAS → Glass Flowers → Harvard Book Store ("Cambridge") → Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review ("Cambridge") → Harvard Crimson field hockey → Harvard Crimson men’s rowing → Harvard Crimson men’s soccer → Harvard Crimson men’s tennis → Harvard Crimson men’s track and field → Harvard Crimson women’s basketball → Harvard Crimson women’s golf → Harvard Crimson women’s lacrosse → Harvard Crimson women’s rowing → Harvard Crimson women’s soccer → Harvard Crimson women’s swimming and diving → Harvard Crimson women’s track and field → Harvard Crimson women’s volleyball → Harvard Crimson wrestling → Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences ("Cambridge") → Harvard Kennedy School → Harvard Lampoon Building → Harvard Summer School → Harvard University Press ("Cambridge") → Harvard–MIT Bridge → Henry G. Steinbrenner Stadium ("Cambridge") → Johnson Ice Rink → Laboratory for Nuclear Science → Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism → MIT Building E15 → MIT Club Sailing Team → MIT Club Wrestling → MIT Department of Economics → MIT Engineers → MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center → MIT Sloan School of Management → School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences → Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy ("Cambridge") → The Cantab Lounge → Wigglesworth Hall → Zesiger Sports and Fitness Center →	city
Cambridge Common → East Asian studies at Harvard University → Fogg Museum → Harvard Alumni Association → Harvard Crimson baseball → Harvard Crimson fencing → Harvard Crimson men's ice hockey → Harvard Crimson men’s golf → Harvard Crimson men’s tennis → Harvard Crimson women’s basketball ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → Harvard Crimson women’s golf → Harvard Crimson women’s ice hockey → Harvard Crimson women’s lacrosse → John Harvard statue → Jordan Field → Kresge Chapel → LCAU → M. L. King Jr. Visiting Professorship at MIT → MIT Academic Council → MIT Club Crew → MIT Club Judo ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → MIT Club Karate → MIT Club Rugby → MIT Club Table Tennis → MIT Club Tennis → MIT Engineers → MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change → MIT OpenCourseWare → Massachusetts Institute of Technology Club Judo → Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government → Phoenix S.K. Club → Program for the Evolution of Spirituality → The Coop → Toppan Prize → Usable Knowledge → Women and Public Policy Program →	location
Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab → American Academy of Arts and Sciences → BBN Technologies → Biogen → Bolt Beranek and Newman → Cambridge Innovation Center → Cambridge Public Schools → Draper Laboratory → GV → Harvard Alumni Association → Harvard Library → Harvard University Press → Harvard University Press → Hult International Business School → Lotus Development Corporation → MIT Press → National Bureau of Economic Research → World Wide Web Consortium → edX →	headquartersLocation
Anant Agarwal → Bolt Beranek and Newman → Eric Mazur → Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review → Harvard Crimson women’s cross country → Harvard Educational Review → Harvard Environmental Law Review → Harvard Law Review → Harvard Negotiation Law Review → MIT DesignX → Michael Sipser → Mitchel Resnick → Scratch Team → Siyani Chambers ("Cambridge, Massachusetts (during college career)") → Wesley Saunders ("Cambridge, Massachusetts (during college career)") →	basedIn
Crimson → Harvard Crimson → Harvard Crimson fencing → Harvard Crimson men’s golf → Harvard Crimson men’s lacrosse → Harvard Crimson men’s swimming and diving → Harvard Crimson men’s volleyball → Harvard Crimson softball → Harvard Crimson women’s rugby → Harvard Crimson women’s tennis → Harvard Graduate School of Design → Harvard Library → Kolokotrones University Professor at Harvard University → Smith Professor of Modern Languages at Harvard University →	campus
Building 32 → Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory → Dewey Library → Gutman Library → MIT Building E14 → MIT Center for Real Estate → MIT Media Lab → MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics → MIT Stata Center → McGovern Institute for Brain Research → Rotch Library → Schwarzman College of Computing →	locatedInCity
HARV → Harvard Crimson field hockey → Harvard Crimson men’s basketball → Harvard Crimson men’s lacrosse → Harvard Crimson men’s swimming and diving ("Cambridge") → Harvard Crimson men’s volleyball → Harvard Crimson softball → Harvard Crimson women’s soccer ("Cambridge") → Harvard Crimson women’s tennis →	homeCity
Charles Appleton Longfellow → Charles Eliot → Charles Eliot Norton → E. E. Cummings ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → Matt Damon ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → Percy W. Bridgman ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → Tip O'Neill ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") →	placeOfBirth
MA 16 → MA 2 → Minuteman Bikeway → Route 2 (Massachusetts) → Route 2 (Massachusetts) →	passesThrough
Alice Mary Longfellow → Charles Sanders Peirce ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → James Russell Lowell ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") →	birthPlace
Arlington, Massachusetts → Arlington, Massachusetts → Belmont, Massachusetts → Boston, Massachusetts →	borderedBy
Alice Mary Longfellow → Hendrik Wade Bode ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") → Henry Wadsworth Longfellow → James Russell Lowell ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") →	deathPlace
American folk music revival → Frances Appleton → Winthrop family →	associatedWith
Harvard Crimson baseball → Harvard Crimson women’s basketball → Harvard Crimson women’s soccer →	campusLocation
Harvard Alumni Magazine → Harvard Educational Review → Harvard International Law Journal →	cityOfPublication
Central Square ("City of Cambridge") → Harvard Square ("City of Cambridge") → Inman Square ("City of Cambridge") →	governedBy
Arlington, Massachusetts → Menotomy → Somerville, Massachusetts →	locatedNear
Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay Colony ("Cambridge, Massachusetts Bay Colony") → Union Square (Somerville, Massachusetts) → Union Square, Somerville →	near
Belmont, Massachusetts → Belmont, Massachusetts →	borders
Bruno Rossi → Charles Eliot →	burialPlace
Cambridge Rindge and Latin School → Logan International Airport ("Cambridge") →	cityServed
Harvard Bridge → Route 16 (Massachusetts) →	connects
Boston T → Watertown Square →	connectsTo
Massachusetts → Middlesex County, Massachusetts →	contains
Charles River → Charles River (Boston and Cambridge) →	flowsThrough
Higashiōsaka → Tsukuba ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") →	hasSisterCity
Mount Auburn Cemetery → Story Chapel →	locatedInArea
Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director of the Harvard Art Museums → Fogg Museum →	locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Menotomy ("Town of Cambridge, Massachusetts") → North Cambridge ("City of Cambridge") →	partOf
Alice Mary Longfellow → Mary Lee Ware →	placeOfActivity
Dorothea Dix → Erwin N. Griswold →	placeOfBurial
Watertown, Massachusetts →	adjacentTo
Marshall Plan →	announcedInCity
RALE →	appliesToCity
Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director of the Harvard Art Museums →	appliesToJurisdiction
Cambridge Common →	associatedWithCity
Charles River →	borderBetween
Mens et Manus →	cityOfInstitution
Greater Boston ("Cambridge") →	containsCity
Head of the Charles Regatta →	courseEndLocation
The American Scholar →	deliveredIn
Clay Mathematics Institute →	formerHeadquartersLocation
City of Cambridge government →	governs
Brattle Street Historic District ("Cambridge") →	hasCity
Middlesex County, Massachusetts →	hasCountySeat
Greylock Partners →	hasOffice
Cambridge Seven Associates →	hasOfficeIn
Walter Gilbert ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") →	hasResidence
Cambridge, England →	hasTwinTown
Robert R. Wilson ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") →	hasWorkLocation
One Laptop per Child →	headquarteredIn
Menotomy →	historicalJurisdiction
Harvard Crimson women’s swimming and diving →	homeFacilityCity
John Vassall Jr. →	houseOwnedLocatedIn
Mystic River watershed →	includesMunicipality
Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts →	isMajorThoroughfareOf
Robert Frost →	livedIn
Harvard Crimson men’s cross country ("Cambridge") →	locationCity
Lemelson-MIT Prize →	locationOfCeremony
Massachusetts Bay Colony ("Cambridge") →	majorTown
Harry Elkins Widener ("Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States") →	memorializedAt
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory →	movedTo
Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army →	notableHeadquartersLocation
Boston Elevated Railway →	operatedInCity
Lexington, Massachusetts →	originallyPartOf