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Mv Crash Totals by Intersection-Landmark (1997-2003) Falmouth Police Department Motor Vehicle Crash Totals by Intersection/Landmark Bulletin 1997 - 2003 ALPHABETICALLY SORTED NUMERICALLY SORTED 7-ELEVEN 34 STOP & SHOP 182 A & R EXXON 9 US POSTAL SERVICE 75 ACAPESKET / JENKINS 2 WOODS HOLE STEAMSHI 73 ACAPESKET/BRAGETTI 1 RT 151/SANDWICH 57 ACAPESKET/EAST FALM 29 DUNKIN DONUTS 56 ACAPESKET/IRENE 3 WHITE HEN PANTRY 56 ACAPESKET/MENAUHANT 6 C V S 55 ACCURATE PLASTICS I 1 CUMBERLAND FARMS 55 ACME PRECAST 1 FALMOUTH HIGH SCHOO 54 ACT I 1 FALMOUTH MALL 52 ADMIN BUILD 15 RT 151/RT 28 NORTH 50 ADMIRALTY APARTMENT 1 BRICK KILN/GIFFORD 49 ADMIRALTY MOTOR INN 32 TEDESCHI FOOD SHOPS 43 ADVEST INC 1 MCDONALDS 42 AERIE CHIROPRACTIC 2 BRICK KILN/SANDWICH 39 ALBATROSS/NORTH 1 HONEY DEW DONUTS 38 ALBATROSS/WATER 1 SANDWICH/RT 151 38 ALEXANDER BOOKER 1 BARNSTABLE COUNTY F 37 ALLENBY TREE & LAND 1 CURRIER/RT 151 36 ALLENS HOUSE OF FLO 1 SANDWICH/BRICK KILN 35 ALMA/FALMOUTH HEIGH 5 7-ELEVEN 34 ALMA/WORCESTER 2 FALMOUTH GETTY 34 ALPHONSE/TEATICKET 6 OX BOW/TEATICKET 34 AMBER WAVES INC 2 CHRISTMAS TREE SHOP 33 AMVETS POST 6 FALMOUTH LUMBER 33 AMVETS/GIFFORD 1 ADMIRALTY MOTOR INN 32 ANCHOR PET CLINIC I 1 EAST FALMOUTH H/SEA 32 ANDREWS/OLD MEETING 1 RT 151/RT 28 SOUTH 32 ANDYS/BRICK KILN 1 FALMOUTH POLICE DEP 30 ARDMORE/MARAVISTA 1 GIFFORD/JONES 30 ARTS BIKE SHOP 5 ACAPESKET/EAST FALM 29 ASACKS FOOTWEAR INC 1 JOHN PARKER/EAST FA 29 ASHTON/OLD BARNSTAB 3 ST ANTHONYS CHURCH 28 ASHUMET/CURRIER 2 NICKELODEON CINEMAS 27 ASHUMET/HOOPPOLE 8 FALMOUTH DISTRICT C 26 ASHUMET/RT 151 5 FALMOUTH HOSPITAL 26 ASHUMET/SANDWICH 1 DAVIS STRAITS/JONES 24 AUSTIN STOKES D/CUR 1 FALMOUTH PUBLIC LIB 24 AUTO PALACE 1 KENYONS MARKET INC 24 AUTO ZONE 9 RT 28 NORTH/THOMAS 24 January 20, 2004 1 BACON FARM/DAVISVIL 1 WAQUOIT/RED BROOK 24 BAKER ARTHUR W DR 1 KENYONS CORNER 23 BAKER HAROLD A CO I 2 MAHONEYS TOO INC 23 BALLYMEADE 13 MARAVISTA AVE E/TEA 23 BANK BOSTON 20 PLAZA SHELL INC 23 BAPTISTE/EAST FALMO 1 RT 28 NORTH/RT 151 23 BAR NECK/ALBATROSS 2 SPRING BARS/WORCEST 22 BAR NECK/GOSNOLD 2 EDWARDS BOAT YARD I 21 BARBOS WAYSIDE FURN 3 HOUSE OF PIZZA 21 BARNSTABLE COUNTY F 37 JONES/PALMER 21 BARRETT JOHN REAL E 1 OLD SILVER BEACH 21 BARROWS RD 1 OYSTERS TOO 21 BARROWS/RIVERS EDGE 1 PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BA 21 BARROWS/WAQUOIT 8 RT 151/SAM TURNER 21 BATTLES PONTIAC BUI 2 STOP & SHOP PLAZA 21 BAYBANK 1 BANK BOSTON 20 BAYBERRY HOUSE 1 CAPE COD BANK & TRU 20 BEACH PARKING LOT 1 FALMOUTH FIRE DEPAR 20 BEACON FLOOR COVERI 1 STAR MARKET 20 BEAGLE CLUB 3 EAST FALMOUTH H/OLD 19 BEAGLE/TEATICKET 2 FALMOUTH PLAZA 19 BEAMAN/NORTH FALMOU 1 BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO 18 BEAN & COD SPECIALT 2 BURGER KING 18 BELL 1 EAST FALMOUTH CAR W 18 BELMAR ESTATES 1 FLEET BANK 18 BEN & BILLS CHOCOLA 2 JAKES TAP 18 BENJAMIN NYES L/OLD 1 OCEAN STATE JOB LOT 18 BERTS QUIK MART 11 PALMER/WEST FALMOUT 18 BEST WESTERN - TRAD 9 SHOREWOOD/EAST FALM 18 BETSYS DINER 11 WISHING MOON HILL 18 BICKFORDS 13 C V S #1870 17 BIKE ZONE THE 13 FALMOUTH SUNOCO 17 BIRCH/QUAKER 2 FAMILY FOODS 17 BITTERSWEET/OLD MEE 2 KAPPYS LIQUORS INC 17 BITTERSWEET/SANDWIC 1 MAIN STREET DELI 17 BLACK DUCK RESTAURA 3 MCGANNS PUB 17 BLACKSMITH SHOP FAR 3 SABATINOS OF FALMOU 17 BLACKSMITH SHOP/CRO 2 SANDWICH/TEATICKET 17 BLACKSMITH SHOP/DEE 4 BROOKS PHARMACY 16 BLACKSMITH SHOP/FIR 1 MAIN/SCRANTON 16 BLACKSMITH SHOP/FRA 2 PALMER AVE LIQUORS 16 BLACKSMITH SHOP/WES 2 WORCESTER/SPRINGS B 16 BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO 18 ADMIN BUILD 15 BLUEBERRY/CARRIAGE 1 EAST FALMOUTH H/JOH 15 BOAT HOUSE THE 11 JOHNNYS AUTO DETAIL 15 BOGGS ST 1 PALMER AVE TEXACO 15 BONANZA BUS LINES 4 THOMAS B LANDER/TUR 15 BONITO WILLIAM 1 WHITES AUTOMOTIVE C 15 BOURNE FARM 1 DAVIS STRAITS/DILLI 14 BOWMAN ROBERT T BUI 1 DILLINGHAM/GIFFORD 14 BOX LUNCH 6 DRIFTWOOD PLAZA 14 January 20, 2004 2 BOXBERRY HILL R/HAT 1 FALMOUTH COOPERATIV 14 BOXBERRY HILL R/RAN 1 FALMOUTH FISH MARKE 14 BOXBERRY HILL R/RT 9 FALMOUTH GLASS & MI 14 BOXBERRY HILL R/SAD 1 FRIENDLYS RESTAURAN 14 BOXBERRY HILL R/SAN 5 JOHNNYS SERVICE STA 14 BOXWOOD/GIFFORD 2 MORSE POND SCHOOL 14 BRADLEES 10 PAPA GINOS 14 BRAEBURN/SAM TURNER 2 RT 28 SOUTH/THOMAS 14 BRAESIDE/WEST FALMO 7 SILVER LOUNGE 14 BREIVOGEL & SON INC 3 TEATICKET PATH/TEAT 14 BRIARWOOD CONDOMINI 2 TOWN HALL SQUARE 14 BRICK KILN/GIFFORD 49 BALLYMEADE 13 BRICK KILN/HOMESTEA 1 BICKFORDS 13 BRICK KILN/JAMIE 3 BIKE ZONE THE 13 BRICK KILN/LOCUSTFI 7 CAPE COD BAGEL CO I 13 BRICK KILN/OX BOW 4 COONAMESSETT INN IN 13 BRICK KILN/RT 28 NO 8 CRABAPPLES 13 BRICK KILN/RT 28 SO 6 EAST FALMOUTH H/SHO 13 BRICK KILN/SANDWICH 39 MCMENAMYS SEAFOOD I 13 BRICK KILN/SERVICE 8 PALMER/TER HEUN 13 BRICK KILN/TROTTING 9 PETES MOBIL 13 BRICK KILN/WEST FAL 10 RT 28 SOUTH/RT 151 13 BRICKKILN RD 1 SURF DRIVE BEACH 13 BRIDGE/MENAUHANT 1 HOMEPORT CONDOMINIU 12 BRISTOL BEACH 5 NORTH FALMOUTH/RT 1 12 BRITISH BEER CO 5 SEA CREST RESORT & 12 BROKEN BOW/TEATICKE 3 SEAFOOD SAMS 12 BROOKS PHARMACY 16 SUPER LUBE 12 BURGER KING 18 TEATICKET/TROTTING 12 BURLINGTON SELF STO 3 VILLAGE GREEN 12 BURTS SPORTS SPECIA 5 WINDFALL MARKET 12 BUZZARDS BAY/QUISSE 1 BERTS QUIK MART 11 C V S 55 BETSYS DINER 11 C V S #1870 17 BOAT HOUSE THE 11 C V S #594 2 CARRIAGE SHOP R/OLD 11 CACHALOT/PALMER 3 CARRIAGE SHOP R/SAN 11 CAFARELLI GERALD A 1 CENTRAL/EAST FALMOU 11 CAHOON/MAIN 2 DAIRY QUEEN 11 CAMP GROUNDS 1 EAST FALMOUTH H/FRE 11 CANTERBURY/SANDWICH 1 EASTMANS HARDWARE 11 CAPE & ISLAND CUSTO 1 GOLDEN SAILS 11 CAPE & ISLAND TILE 1 HEARTH N KETTLE RES 11 CAPE COD BAGEL CO I 13 HOLIDAY INN CAPE CO 11 CAPE COD BANK & TRU 20 KATHARINE LEE B/POS 11 CAPE COD BAPTIST CH 3 MARAVISTA AVE E/MAR 11 CAPE COD CAMP RESOR 2 MARAVISTA/RANDOLPH 11 CAPE COD CHICKEN 1 SHAWS SUPER MARKET 11 CAPE COD CHILD DEVE 1 ST PATRICKS CHURCH 11 CAPE COD CONSERVATO 1 TRADE CENTER BOWL & 11 CAPE COD COUNTRY CL 1 BRADLEES 10 CAPE COD TIMES 1 BRICK KILN/WEST FAL 10 January 20, 2004 3 CAPE COD WHOLESALE 1 COUNTY/OLD MAIN 10 CAPE CODDER/SIPPEWI 1 DAVISVILLE/EAST FAL 10 CAPE COLONY MOTOR L 1 FALMOUTH HEALTH & F 10 CAPE VERDEAN CLUB 1 FALMOUTH ICE ARENA 10 CAPTAIN KIDD 4 FALMOUTH INN 10 CARLETON CIRCLE MOT 8 FALMOUTH LANDFILL 10 CARLTON CIRCLE MOTE 1 JOHN PARKER/SANDWIC 10 CARPET BARN 2 JONES/NURSERY 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/COL 6 PALMER/KATHARINE LE 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/CRO 2 R D CRANE TV & APPL 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/FRE 5 RAMADA INN FALMOUTH 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/HAY 2 SURFSIDE HOLIDAY 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/OLD 11 TEATICKET/MARAVISTA 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/PAR 1 THREE WAY LIQUORS 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/SAN 11 TOWN PAINT & SUPPLY 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/STA 1VFW 10 CARRIAGE SHOP R/WHI 2 A & R EXXON 9 CASINO BY THE SEA 6 AUTO ZONE 9 CASTAWAY CAFE 1 BEST WESTERN - TRAD 9 CAVOSSA LANDSCAPING 2 BOXBERRY HILL R/RT 9 CELEBRATIONS 1 BRICK KILN/TROTTING 9 CELL ONE 1 COUNTY/PINE 9 CENTER FOR OPTIMUM 2 FALMOUTH WOODS/RT 1 9 CENTRAL PARK 1 FLYING BRIDGE 9 CENTRAL/EAST FALMOU 11 FRESH POND/EAST FAL 9 CENTRAL/EEL RIVER 1 GOODWILL PARK 9 CENTRAL/GRAND 3 LOCUST/MILL 9 CENTRAL/MENAUHANT 6 METOXIT/WAQUOIT 9 CENTRAL/SQUIBNOCKET 1 QUISSETT HARBOR/WOO 9 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1 RT 28 SOUTH/SIPPEW 9 CHAMBERS HILL R/NOR 2 SANDWICH/THOMAS B L 9 CHAPEL PARK 2 SANDWICH/TURNER 9 CHAPMAN COLE & GLEA 1 STAPLES 9 CHAPOQUOIT BEACH 3 VILLAGE PANTRY ENTE 9 CHAPOQUOIT GRILL IN 3 WALMART 9 CHAPOQUOIT/WEST FAL 1 WOODS HOLE/QUISSETT 9 CHARLES/WEST FALMOU 1 ASHUMET/HOOPPOLE 8 CHARTER GAS STATION 1 BARROWS/WAQUOIT 8 CHAUDHRYS MARKET 2 BRICK KILN/RT 28 NO 8 CHESTER/COUNTY 1 BRICK KILN/SERVICE 8 CHESTER/MARION 1 CARLETON CIRCLE MOT 8 CHESTER/WILD HARBOR 1 DAVIS STRAITS/SPRIN 8 CHESTNUT/MARAVISTA 1 FALMOUTH PET CENTER 8 CHILDS RIVER/FERRY 1 GEORGES LIQUORS 8 CHILMARK CONDOMINIU 1 HOMESTEAD/TEATICKET 8 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHU 3 IGUANAS 8 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1 JERICHO PATH/WORCES 8 CHRISTMAS TREE SHOP 33 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 8 CHRISTOPHERS RESTAU 2 KOSTAS PIZZA 8 CHURCH TRAVEL AGENC 1 MAIN/SHORE 8 CHURCH/WOODS HOLE 4 MOBIL GAS STATION 8 January 20, 2004 4 CHURCHILL/SEACOAST 1 REINES CORNER 8 CIRCLE K GAS STATIO 1 ROCKLAND TRUST 8 CISCOS PIZZA 1 SERVICE FEDERAL CRE 8 CITGO GAS STATION 3 SHINING SEA BIKE PA 8 CITIZENS BANK 5 TECHNOLOGY/THOMAS B 8 CLAIRES BOUTIQUE 1 THOMAS B LANDER/BLA 8 CLAM MAN THE 1 BRAESIDE/WEST FALMO 7 CLAM SHACK OF FALMO 1 BRICK KILN/LOCUSTFI 7 CLARK/JOHN PARKER 2 CLINTON/SHORE 7 CLAUSONS AFFORDABLE 1 DILLINGHAM/MAIN 7 CLINTON/SCRANTON 4 EXECUTIVE AUTO SALE 7 CLINTON/SHORE 7 FISHMONGERS CAFE 7 CLINTON/SWING 1 FRIENDLY'S RESTAURA 7 CLIPPER SHIP FARM 2 GIBBS GAS STATION 7 CLOVERFIELD/RT 151 5 GIFFORD/KATHARINE L 7 CLUB VALLEY/SANDWIC 2 GIFFORD/MAIN 7 COFFEE OBSESSION IN 6 GREAT BAY MOTEL 7 COLLINS/WAQUOIT 1 MENAUHANT ROAD BEAC 7 COLONIAL CANDLE OF 1 MURRAY & MACDONALD 7 COLONIAL PLAZA 1 OLD BARNSTABLE/OLD 7 COLUMBIA TV & ELCTR 1 RT 28 SOUTH/BRICK 7 COMPASS BANK 6 SAINT MARKS/TEATICK 7 CONFERENCE TABLE 6 SAM TURNER/WHEELHOU 7 CONWAY JACK REAL ES 3 SEAPIT RD/WAQUOIT H 7 COONAMESSETT INN IN 13 STARBUCKS COFFEE 7 CORNER CYCLE 1 T J MAXX 7 CORRINE/SANDWICH 1 THOMAS B LANDER/WES 7 CORTE REAL/EAST FAL 1 TIDES MOTEL THE 7 COSTAS AUTO BODY 2 WOOD LUMBER COMPANY 7 COUNTRY FARE THE 3 ACAPESKET/MENAUHANT 6 COUNTY/DEPOT 1 ALPHONSE/TEATICKET 6 COUNTY/GARNET 1 AMVETS POST 6 COUNTY/NORTH FALMOU 1 BOX LUNCH 6 COUNTY/OLD MAIN 10 BRICK KILN/RT 28 SO 6 COUNTY/PINE 9 CARRIAGE SHOP R/COL 6 CRABAPPLES 13 CASINO BY THE SEA 6 CRANE WILDLIFE 1 CENTRAL/MENAUHANT 6 CROCKER/MEETING HOU 1 COFFEE OBSESSION IN 6 CUMBERLAND FARMS 55 COMPASS BANK 6 CUMLODEN/WOODS HOLE 1 CONFERENCE TABLE 6 CURLEY BLVD/MILLSTO 2 CURLEY BLVD/QUAKER 6 CURLEY BLVD/OLD MAI 3 DANGELOS SANDWICH S 6 CURLEY BLVD/QUAKER 6 DAVISVILLE SQUARE 6 CURLEY/NORTH FALMOU 2 DAVISVILLE/MENAUHAN 6 CURRIER/HAYWAY 1 EAST FALMOUTH H/DAV 6 CURRIER/HOOPPOLE 2 FALMOUTH
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