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Significados de Connecticut River en inglés
A river in the northeastern United States; flows south from northern New Hampshire along the border between New Hampshire and Vermont and through Massachusetts and Connecticut where it empties into Long Island Sound.
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When he came to the Connecticut River, he should have turned south.
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Sophia lived in a country farmhouse near the Connecticut River for sixty-eight years.
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She walked into the Connecticut River, with stones in her pockets.
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Cannot something be done to save our fish in Connecticut River?
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V. What is to be considered as the northwestern head of Connecticut River?
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But along the Connecticut River, the crisis was just beginning.
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The Connecticut River divides Vermont and New Hampshire before running through Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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Then they reached the Connecticut River and their journey's end.
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Around it lay pine forests and, at its feet, the valley of the Connecticut River.
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The Connecticut River valley narrows in Brattleboro, a gateway to upper New England for New Yorkers.
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These are situated upon a small stream which flows into the Connecticut River at this point.
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Somebody fished it out of the Connecticut River.
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All the principal heads or branches of the Connecticut River north of the forty-fifth degree of latitude.
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Hartford itself, west of the Connecticut River, was disheveled, with fallen trees and wind damage, but dry.
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Stark raised his standard at Charlestown on the Connecticut River, and the militia poured into his camp.
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Altogether the most famous American sandstone quarries are those at Portland, on the Connecticut River, opposite Middletown.