Hampden County occupies the southern part of western Massachusetts, directly above the Connecticut state line. Its geography is easiest to
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Franklin County occupies a mountainous part of northwestern Massachusetts where broad river valleys cut through uplands and connect a series
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Essex County occupies a distinctive corner of northeastern Massachusetts because its geography changes markedly from one part of the county
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Bristol County occupies a broad section of southeastern Massachusetts, stretching from the Attleboro and North Attleborough area in the northwest
Berkshire County occupies the long western edge of Massachusetts, and its shape makes more sense when roads, valleys, rivers, and
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Barnstable County follows the long, hooked peninsula of Cape Cod in southeastern Massachusetts. Its outline is a major part of
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Worcester County forms Maryland’s Atlantic edge, stretching from the Ocean City resort area in the northeast through Berlin and the
Wicomico County sits on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, where Salisbury forms the most prominent urban center and the road network spreads
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Washington County stretches across western Maryland in a long east-west shape, with Hagerstown at the center of a broad valley
