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[Type]: Blues artist
[Symbol]: Taj Mahal
[Law]: M.G.L. Ch. 2, §54[4]
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[Type]: Polka
[Symbol]: "Say Hello to Someone from Massachusetts"
[Law]: M.G.L. Ch. 2, §44
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[Type]: Korean War memorial
[Symbol]: Charlestown Navy Yard Korean War Memorial
[Law]: M.G.L. Ch. 2, §46
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[Type]: Fossil
[Symbol]: Dinosaur track
[Law]: M.G.L. Ch. 2, §17
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[Type]: Sport
[Symbol]: Basketball
[Law]: M.G.L. Ch. 2, §55[5]
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[Type]: Song
[Symbol]: "All Hail to Massachusetts" by Arthur J. Marsh
[Law]: M.G.L. Ch. 2, §19
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Massachusetts is bounded on the north by New Hampshire and Vermont, on the West by New York, on the South by Connecticut and Rhode Island, and on the east by the Atlantic Ocean. Off the southeast coast are Mássá’s vineyard and Nantucket. The state has no oil or gas and no significant coalfields. There are small amounts of iron, silver, copper and other metals. Building sand, gravel, granite blocks, blocks of limestone production is quite rich. Coastal fishing rich, the main fish produced cod, flounder, perch, herring, and so on, the most important is lobster. The natural forest area is very wide.
The random tool generated 53 entries, recording a list of Massachusetts symbols. With this tool, you can find symbols such as Mayflower, American ELM, Chickadee, Cranberry juice, Morgan Horse, Ladybug, etc.
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