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Guides and Directories are resource sites which provide general information on the region, such as business, education, shopping, entertainment, culture, sports, real estate, transportation, religion, media, government, employment and/or tourism.

Subcategories

• Berkshires
• Cape Cod and Islands
• Central Massachusetts
• Dining Guides
• Eastern Massachusetts
• Greater Boston
• Travel Guides
• Western Massachusetts

Resources in This Category

• Commonwealth of Massachusetts

  http://www.50states.com/massachu.htm
  Information on the state, including history of the flag, nickname, origin of state name, famous Baystaters, state flower, presidential birthplaces, highest point, and largest cities.

• Commonwealth Symbols and Emblems

  http://www.netstate.com/states/symb/ma_symb.htm
  Information on state symbols and emblems, including the state flag and the state seal.

• ElSurfo - Massachusetts

  http://elsurfo.com/todo/ma.htm
  Links to attractions, fairs, events, museums, parks and things to do.

• Massachusetts Nautical Links

  http://www.maineharbors.com/ma/malnk.htm
  Boat builders, charters, lighthouses, marinas, islands, harbormasters, ecology and other subject areas.

• MassHome.com

  http://www.masshome.com/
  Directory of statewide web sites.

• MassLive

  http://www.masslive.com/
  Everything Massachusetts. Restaurant guides, movie listings, entertainment, sports, news, travel, lodging, and chats.

• PickYourOwn.org

  http://www.pickyourown.org/mass.htm
  Provides listings for farms or orchards in the state where pick-your-own fruit, vegetables and flowers are available.

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