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451:. These are the two Factory Pond Bridges, the northern Canal Street Bridge, a Blackstone River Bridge, and the St. Paul Street Bridge. New bridges were built across Kane Court and Main Street in Blackstone and a tunnel was built under Church Street in Blackstone. The path was resurfaced with asphalt in these 3.5 miles from St. Paul Street in Blackstone to Rte. 146A in Uxbridge. East of St. Paul Street, Blackstone, the future of the second Canal Street Bridge and the two concrete arch viaducts (one of seven arches) is undecided. All of the trail between the missing Blackstone River and Rte. 122 bridge in Blackstone and Rte. 146A in Uxbridge is part of both the SNETT and the 130: 275: 24: 640: 296: 282: 439:, and a bridge over the Blackstone River and Rte. 122 in Blackstone, just north of the Rhode Island state line. In a four-year project ending in 2016, 8 bridges and one culvert were repaired, replaced, or built, including the Triad bridge in 465:
East of Blackstone, improvement work is proceeding west from Grove Street in Franklin. East of Grove Street, the right-of-way is still occupied by a railroad track. In the center of town along this track, after a junction with the former
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At Prospect Street in Franklin, where a former overpass was replaced by a fill, a new tunnel was completed under the road in 2020. A tunnel was built at Rte. 126 in Bellingham when the existing highway overpass was replaced.
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and is one of the longest trails in southern Massachusetts. It is designated for use by pedestrians, equestrians and non-motorized vehicles, with motorized off-road vehicles excluded.
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corridor running for approximately 22 miles (35 km) with an eastern terminus at Union Street in downtown
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Between Central Street, Millville, and the Triad Bridges, a short side trail provides access to the
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View along the side of the Southern New England Trunkline Trail bridge over the Blackstone River
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west of the station to the Connecticut state line. Later, the route became part of the
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The trail is discontinuous, as interruptions to the trail are at
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Despite its name, the trail does not follow any part of the
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and a western terminus at the Connecticut state line in the
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management
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Department of Conservation & Recreation 493:in 1994, having been acquired in 1984 by the 8: 678:National Recreation Trails in Massachusetts 654:Department of Conservation & Recreation 416:, east of the Blackstone station, and the 634: 455:(formerly the Blackstone River Bikeway). 424:, which was subsequently absorbed by the 258:Department of Conservation and Recreation 108:Learn how and when to remove this message 683:Parks in Worcester County, Massachusetts 506: 435:, a missing bridge over Route 146A in 313:Location of trailheads in Massachusetts 688:Parks in Norfolk County, Massachusetts 559:"Southern New England Trunkline Trail" 533:"Southern New England Trunkline Trail" 515:"Southern New England Trunkline Trail" 119: 57:"Southern New England Trunkline Trail" 7: 652:Southern New England Trunkline Trail 645:Southern New England Trunkline Trail 474:, the second-to-last station on the 324:Southern New England Trunkline Trail 268:Southern New England Trunkline Trail 123:Southern New England Trunkline Trail 46:adding citations to reliable sources 418:Southbridge and Blackstone Railroad 580:Young, Lauren (November 1, 2020). 404:, a railroad intended to run from 14: 449:Providence and Worcester Railroad 422:New York and New England Railroad 638: 334:. The trail passes through the 294: 281: 280: 273: 249:Hiking, biking, horseback riding 128: 22: 468:Milford and Woonsocket Railroad 295: 33:needs additional citations for 521:. 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Massachusetts state park
Trailheads
Franklin
42°03′43″N 71°25′42″W / 42.06199°N 71.42847°W / 42.06199; -71.42847
Douglas
42°00′44″N 71°47′59″W / 42.01236°N 71.79966°W / 42.01236; -71.79966
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Southern New England Trunkline Trail
Southern New England Trunkline Trail is located in Massachusetts
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rail trail
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Douglas
Uxbridge
Millville
Blackstone
Bellingham

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