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There are many different sights to see across the islands. Some of the most popular include
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when the islands had first been discovered by
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1070:"Why the Massachusetts Elizabeth Islands Are Mostly Off Limits"
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1510:"Island Girl Excursions- Martha's Vineyard Boat Charters"
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1535:"Fascinating Bird Watching Cape Cod | Cape Cod Xplore"
1296:"Hadley Harbor – Boston Sailing Center Cruising Guide"
1174:"Elizabeth Islands | Cape Cod Tourism - Massachusetts"
857:"Elizabeth Islands | Cape Cod Tourism - Massachusetts"
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928:Richard, Barry RichardBarry (January 12, 2024).
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262:extending southwest from the southern coast of
1422:Bair, Diane; Wright, Pamela; July 7, Updated.
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1485:"This Was Then: The deerly departed"
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1345:Staff, F. F. M. (October 1, 2021).
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977:"Visiting the Elizabeth Islands
1483:Baer, Chris (April 11, 2018).
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120:Show map of the United States
525:Marine Biological Laboratory
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1489:The Martha's Vineyard Times
1398:"Bluefish | NOAA Fisheries"
1147:Gold, John (May 17, 2021).
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1918:Deer Island (Amesbury)
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1985:Great Brewster Island
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1221:"Farewell, Uncatena!"
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1766:Billingsgate Island
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1582:"Weepecket Islands"
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