Boston (City of), Suffolk County, MA

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Boston (City of), Suffolk County, MA
City of Boston, MA. Located on a point of land extending NE into Boston Inner Harbor between the Charles River and Fort Point Channel 40 mi ENE of Worcester; the Capital of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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