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| The Concord River is formed by the confluence of the Sudbury and Assabet rivers which meet at Fairhaven, where Concord's Indian inhabitants once lived. You can go there by canoe and to Old North Bridge and back in only a few hours pleasant paddling. | ||
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South Bridge Boat House, on Main Street between Concord center and West Concord, is open from Memorial Day (end of May) until the first snow. Rent a canoe by the hour or half-day and paddle on down the river as you like. Bring a picnic! |
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"On the hill at Fairhaven, at the meeting of the rivers and along the banks lived the Indian owners of Musketaquid before the white man came."
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