Newspaper Clipping Entitled: It's Cotuit, Not Cetuet, It Says Here
Subject
Designation of certain Cape Cod communities, islands, harbors, rivers and points; U.S. Board on Geographic Names; Cotuit; Amrita Island; Brewster Islands; Coonamessett River; Cotuit Bay; Great Brewster Island; Lighthouse Island; Middle Brewster Island; Outer Brewster Island; Nobska Pond; North Bay; Oyster Pond River; Quamquisset Harbor and Point (Buzzards Bay); Quissett Harbor; Rock Harbor Creek; Santuit River; Seapit River; Seapuit RiverAbstract
Newspaper clipping entitled: "It's Cotuit, Not Cetuet, It Says Here." The article discusses new spellings of names by the U.S. Board of Geographic NamesRelated items
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