Wachusett
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"Wachusett" is a word derived from the Algonquian languages once spoken by the Native Americans of Massachusetts and means something like "near the mountain" or "mountain place".
It is the name of a mountain in Massachusetts and most uses of the word derive derectly from that mountain or its vicinity. However, less direct uses of the name (such as it being used for a street in an area of Boston, Massachusetts) may have come about indirectly, such as being named after the warship named after the mountain.
"Wachusett" may refer to:
- A Walk to Wachusett by Henry David Thoreau
- Mount Wachusett in Worcester County, Massachusetts
- Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner, Massachusetts
- USS Wachusett, a ship in the American Civil War
- Wachusett Aqueduct in Massachusetts
- Wachusett Brewing Company in Westminster, Massachusetts
- Wachusett Dam in Clinton, Massachusetts
- Wachusett Hall at Assumption College
- Wachusett Mountain Ski Area at Mount Wachusett
- Wachusett Potato Chip Company in Fitchburg, Massachusetts
- Wachusett Regional High School in Holden, Massachusetts
- Wachusett Regional School District in Massachusetts
- Wachusett Reservoir in Worcester County, Massachusetts
- Wachusett Street in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts
- Wachusett Village Inn & Conference Center in Westminster, Massachusetts
- Wachusett Web Design in Fitchburg, Massachusetts
- Camp Wachusett a boys camp in Brandon, Vermont
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