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STATE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP: 2Nd Plymouth District (Massachusetts) 70.583988W 41.955981N 41.953018N 70.947463W STATE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP: 2nd Plymouth District (Massachusetts) 70.583988W Bis Halifax ho W p Plymouth Hbr M s e a Is yflo H t s w S t l er w set a t R mo LEGEND S town d y a S R n oin S S r d P t 44 a y e D k D t n a r d d iv r w e O t St ich R ose St r 27795 44 am W S a y r D SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL LABEL STYLE 44 Plymouth Bay re o Kingston town 33220 Plymouth h S d y SLDL R a ton 54275 B nt mp t International CANADA i ly S d S P o er ll R P p i m H 179 r Spring St 80 m y k i d u a Dr n R S ck g ys Ro O Main St Pa a rting W S t S t r Plympton town 54415 E Federal American Indian a xd Little d t e S L'ANSE RES 1880 C Pond y Reservation r W t Branch e ar e West St b ren Ave e r O r D Summer St t e Bridgewater t i S r S a n Ple Esta Rd M o asant St k n s o d a Rd F t R J town 08085 p o te ant S u r r a Off-Reservation Trust Land s l e t t a m l S S T1880 e in e B rv r o e h la r a Riv P n P h S Prospect Rd C L T t High St T h o m State American Indian p Billington Sea s Darby C o l Tama Res 9400 n S y iff Reservation n Pond Hw o S on r a ntati d t p Pla outh it Plym R R d d St SLDL Soule St k c t State Legislative District - SLDL o S d r k Cat n u c Rd la o Pilgrim's Hwy Lower (House) 183 B t M g S n 94 i a l d l n i d R w B ic d h r a r n D R e L D l t d State (or statistically M i d lo e a e T R Cam g Red NEW YORK 36 d 44 e equivalent entity) c E t a C P s S n r on o e r e t Gate St p m t u v lym e New York New Haven and Hartford RR i P t F S m r R uth l o o R a lym n d r County (or statistically P s e d D e ERIE 029 t r F S equivalent entity) t c M in W c S cF e St h e a r th n ou o rl P lym h d R i P r d n e a R s m m C Minor Civil Division D a i r r h c n u Bristol town 07485 e 1 i t W (MCD) A v e 3 P il g d r Plympton St R i er m Li lk Center St ' llian Way Wa Little s Consolidated City 44 B H MILFORD 47500 u d d w n R n South Pond B y R y s n u L Wenham Pond i n R a m e d l D a N P d p o re d r R n d w o M n 3 R ard St Muddy s Po J a ng o i c 2 in Pond K k S Incorporated Place t B r R Davis 18100 a D d t R W S ic r h P h le f i 44 l ie i t u ld n e W F e C ir L a d d n e d St R R Census Designated Place r d D d on Incline Village 35100 n P 2 y o t r o (CDP) r P o B u S S t Great South Pond Fuller Farm Rd t F S o a S r v e il F n s S r o a y t Cross St No t s r n th a St S k e t l t S t in W W O S a S W R n l w C d a d e ow d d i o Short St ll rd V B R e S l S r a t h l e a t k s bins s s DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL J r n ic e ob g o E Main St i rv R a d R l a e n w l M H h ic M r at r P R h Old Center St D P e S a t th o d R rie n Everett St h S u d t R a S d S r a w Water Body Pleasant Lake t 3 R Interstate n e in t s S S d u R o t n Boot Pond q o m h e a c Great Meadow Dr P p k L is t C o s y u S n S n i c t r d M r T a o s e C e S a t d S t o n U.S. Highway 2 t e w S C t t Outside Subject Area S d od l Oak St Atwo tt St O d Middleborough Center 105 Jowe St R g ai ow Cr Mead d State Highway 4 R 58 S 40885 k c o e r R g D a Marsh Ln p l l s i m V u Other Road m r B a i D Curlew l l e i e W k w v a W L e o A l Pond a s d t S t L s a o Southern RR d y t d W G t r e R n The Pinehills rove S S o C d g o n M P t ai n o Railroad w W r o d n S M t oo P R d Ba Woods dh D Main St W k S rde A ave n c Plymouth town 54310 R 69585 n H n k i o o d il S a dg e R l Pond t g O o R Bisb H d e West St e Dr Beaver Tig er Rocky P nd Rd D Dam Rd o r Where international, state, county, and/or MCD boundaries coincide, the map shows Howlan d d Dr R n SLDL C e t the boundary symbol for only the highest-ranking of these boundaries. a ld S rv A n d r e r R o F S S k c ook a t br n 172 c w S t i o i A Fairview St e ad a r s d e Thomas St cha s M v 1 MCD boundaries are shown in the following states in which some or all MCDs d ur k i P o e e R F w S d d H L a R i n a l c l function as general-purpose governmental units: Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, e n C t h i R t w e h s Dr s m d a e e e l lch s e d St S t H m W m o n Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, t o a h o u Pokanoket Rd t o l e t m K n 79 H n W S e t s e t K s S S New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, ros t Clark Rd Rd Wood St C d E Grove St lan Federal Pond d Vermont, and Wisconsin. 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