History of the Charles River - History of Massachusetts Blog

The Charles River is an 83-mile-long river in Massachusetts that flows northeast from Hopkington to Boston Harbor. The river follows a meandering, winding course which is the result of the rocky terrain of the area. The Charles River starts at Echo Lake in Hopkington, which is a man made lake…

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Date Published: 1907Publisher: Morse-Purce Co.Source Collection: WardMaps LLC, Boston In Transit - The BookFigure 1.7 - The Charles River Bridge,

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