Geography of New England

1) Biggest city in New England, affectionately called Beantown

2) Among the 67 towns named this, this western Mass city is the oldest

3) This island is home to luxurious mansions belonging to some of the wealthiest families, including the Vanderbilts

4) This beloved ballpark sits in the heart of Boston, played in continuously since 1912

5) Biggest city in Vermont, on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain

6) The Mayflower landed at this town on mainland Mass, where the rock is dedicated to the first pilgrim landing

7) Peninsula in eastern Mass shaped like an arm, beloved for its beaches and famed vacation spots

8) This Connecticut capital proclaims itself the insurance capital of the world

9) Massive national park on the coast of central Maine consisting of rocky beaches and glacier carved peaks

10) Highest peak in New England, over 6000 ft in the White Mountains

11) Town on the tip of Cape Cod, known for its summer activities, beaches and the Pilgrim tower

12) This NFL team plays at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass

13) Northern Mass town known for its textile mills and preserved factories from the Industrial age

14) This Vermont city is the least populated capital in the US

15) This southeastern Mass city was once the whaling capital of the world

16) The "valley" section of western Mass on the CT river north of Springfield

17) The ill fated Andrea Gail made its voyage in 1991 out of this coastal city in northeast Mass

18) This historic city south of Boston is the birthplace of the 2nd and 6th US presidents

19) Named the Ocean state for its famous beaches and seafood, the smallest state in the US

20) The biggest city in Maine, also a large city in Oregon

21) Furthest of the Cape Cod islands, known for its small towns, dunes and quiet beaches

22) This coastal CT town has a large aquarium and historic seaport district from its colonial sailing days