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BourneBarnstable County,MassachusettsThe Massachusetts state capital is Boston. What would you like to know about Bourne
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The population of Bourne is approximately 17,000.
The amount of land area in Bourne is 4.776 sq. kilometers. The Bourne city color is purple.
Return to Index Bourne location: Bourne is exactly 1 hour to both Boston and Providence. It is bordered to the west by Plymouth and Wareham. It is bordered to the east by Sandwich and Falmouth.
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Bourne attractions: Bourne consists of many villages on both sides of the canal. These villages include Sagamore Beach, Sagamore, Bournedale, Buzzards Bay, Gray Gables, Mashnee Island, Monument Beach, Pocasset, and Cataumet. The Aptuxet Trading Post, in Monument Beach was once a trading post used between the Indians and the Pilgrims. The many beaches of Bourne include Scussett Beach and Sagamore Beach on Cape Cod Bay, and Monument Beach and many others on Buzzards Bay. Bourne is the Gateway to Cape Cod. Bourne boasts more shoreline than most other towns in the state. It has beaches on Buzzards Bay and Cape Cod Bay. Bourne is divided in half by the Cape Cod Canal. Rt. 3, Rt. 6, 6A, 3A, Rt. 25, and Rt. 28 all run through Bourne. The Bourne Scallop festival attracts thousands of people each year. It is in September, in the village of Buzzards Bay Return to Index
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