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The Town of
Bourne is a medium-sized rural community at the gateway
to Cape Cod. The Cape Cod Canal bisects the community,
with both the Bourne and the Sagamore bridges and the
lift railroad bridge all located in Bourne. The canal is
well known for its superb sport fishing, scenic bike
rides and for carrying ships flying the flags of all
nations. The Bourne Scenic Park campground is located
beneath the Bourne Bridge and is a perfect location for
those seeking to enjoy the canal.
Bourne has numerous quiet harbors and inlets for boating
and swimming, the shell fishing in the area is
particularly enticing. Bourne is a quiet community
without the summer tourist crush experienced by some of
the other Cape communities. The annual Bourne Scallop
Festival, which is held in early September each year
brings visitors from across the nation.
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Falmouth is a
large town geographically, and probably has one of the
longest coastlines in the State. Consequently, there is
a lot of land development with high value, high demand,
and the choice views that create real property wealth.
There is a lot of very attractive development in the
community, because people have the money to invest in
those waterfront or water-view properties At the
same time, Falmouth has a lot of agencies that are very
attentive to the environmental demands of that
coastline, whether it be the Planning Board, the Zoning
Board of Appeals, the Conservation Commission, the
Department of Natural Resources, Shellfish Warden,
Harbormaster and the Board of Selectmen.
Large
geographical tracts of land have been set aside for
public conservation, not necessarily exclusively
waterfront, but some of the woodland and back land areas
that are the natural habitat for wildlife and are
locations that also serve to enhance the attractiveness
of the community. Falmouth, like every community tries
to retain attractiveness in the face of growth pressure.
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Located on
Cape Cod, Mashpee is the fastest growing municipality in
the Commonwealth, and felt by its new and old residents
to be one of the most gifted with natural beauty. Along
with the Martha's Vineyard Town of Gay Head, it is also
unique as one of the remaining homes of the Wampanoag
Nation, the Native American tribe which met the Pilgrims
at Plymouth. Although now outnumbered by new residents,
the Wampanoag continue to play a significant role in
defining the character of the community through the
town's Indian Museum, the annual July Pow Wow and other
ongoing activities of the Tribal Council.
Mashpee has
more than five miles of sandy beaches on Gulf
Stream-warmed Nantucket and Vineyard Sounds, extensive
waterfront on Waquoit and Popponesset Bays, and four of
the largest freshwater ponds on Cape Cod all for
boating, bathing and fishing. Our hub location gives
access to twenty or more golf courses within a
fifteen-minute drive, including Mashpee's three
world-class championship golf courses. Mashpee is home
to nationally recognized Mashpee Commons, a community
shopping center noted for its traditional New
England-style architecture.
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Incorporated
in 1639, Sandwich is the oldest town on Cape Cod. It is
located on both sides of the Cape Cod Canal with the
majority of its population and land mass on the
southerly side of the canal. Sandwich is a mostly
residential community with a winter population
considerably smaller than the population during the warm
summer. Residents feel that its charm and uniqueness
combined with its ideal location make Sandwich a very
attractive place both to live and visit.
Sandwich's
beaches along Cape Cod Bay stretch for miles and provide
a wonderful view on a clear day of the many vessels that
pass through on their way to or from the Boston area.
Commercial fishermen and lobstermen can be seen daily
from the docks at the Sandwich Marina, the only harbor
along the canal.
Not too far
from the marina is historic Sandwich Village which is a
world renowned tourist destination, providing a glimpse
into New England's rich colonial history. Heritage
Plantation, Sandwich Glass Museum, the Thornton Burgess
Museum, Hoxie House (the oldest house on Cape Cod),
Daniel Webster Inn, Dexter Grist Mill and various art
galleries, rare book and antique stores are some
examples of the attractions which bring visitors to
Sandwich from all across New England and the world.
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