Amesbury (Massachusetts) Voyage Tips and guide

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Merrimac is a town with a population of 7,000 (2020).

Formerly a farming and mill town, modern Amesbury is for the most part residential. It is one of two northernmost towns in Massachusetts, the other being neighboring Salisbury.

There are daily buses from Haverhill and from Salisbury via Newburyport. Buses stops at 42.857949-70.9274951 Nicholas J. Costello Transportation Center, which is just a few hundred meters from Main street.

Map of Amesbury (Massachusetts)

• 42.841307-70.9243151 Alliance Park. 
• 42.855-70.9386112 Amesbury Friends Meeting House.  
• 42.8337-70.90673 Chain Bridge.  
• 42.845917-70.9295334 Macy-Colby House.  
• 42.8506-70.91085 Rocky Hill Meeting House.  
• 42.842222-70.9144446 Lowell's Boat House.  
• 42.8556-70.93567 John Greenleaf Whittier House.  
• 42.845-70.92768 Bartlett Museum, Inc.. (updated Nov 2016)

• 42.833694-71.0024729 Merrimac Square.  
• 42.8392-71.019710 Merrimac Town Forest.  
• 42.8278-70.988311 Merrimac Port.  
• 42.869728-70.98490612 Lake Attitash.  

• 42.857537-70.9288621 CRAVE, 32 Elm St, ☏ +1 978-834-6075. (updated Oct 2016)
• 42.857945-70.9306412 Flatbread, 5 Market Square, ☏ +1 978-834-9800. (updated Oct 2016)
• 42.858254-70.930153 Ristorante Molise, 1 Market Square, ☏ +1 978-388-4844. (updated Oct 2016)

• 42.857509-70.9310621 Amesbury Ale House, 33 Main St, ☏ +1 978-388-1950. (updated Oct 2016)

• 42.845021-70.9063461 Fairfield Inn Amesbury, 35 Clarks Rd, ☏ +1 978 388-3400, fax: +1 978 388-9850. (updated Oct 2016)

Portsmouth ← Merges into ← Salisbury ←

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