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The Latest LOCAL Cape Cod Information.
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The Latest LOCAL Cape Cod Information.
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The Shape of the Cape
Cape Cod is shaped roughly like the arm of someone flexing a bicep. It is divided into four regions from west to east or from the "shoulder" to the "hand": the Upper Cape, the Mid Cape, the Lower Cape and the Outer Cape. Each region is made up of towns and most towns include several villages.
To the north of the Cape, enclosed by the arm to the south and east and by the mainland to the west, is Cape Cod Bay. To the south, between the Cape and the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, is Nantucket Sound. To the southwest is Buzzards Bay and to the east is the Atlantic Ocean. Thanks to its low and sandy profile, the Cape has countless inland marshes, rivers and ponds, many of which are great for swimming, canoeing and fishing.
Cape Cod's Famous Landmarks and Historic Places:
- Cape Cod National Seashore
- Heritage Museum and Gardens (Sandwich)
- John F. Kennedy Museum (Hyannis)
- Pilgrim Hall Museum (Plymouth)
- Provincetown Museum (Provincetown)
- Historic Route 6A
- Aptucxet Trading Post Museum (Bourne)
| Pilgrim Monument, Provincetown |
Image via Wikipedia
| Cape Cod Canal |
