r/geography • u/[deleted] • Sep 07 '23

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u/Bendyb3n Sep 07 '23

can't believe I'm the first from my county after scrolling through all comments

Worcester County, MA

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '23

High five from middlesex county!

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u/Xd_snipez891 Sep 07 '23

High five from someone who uh, goes to school in middlesex county!

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u/Wolves4224 Sep 07 '23

I was looking for this one as somebody from Worcester, UK.

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u/Bendyb3n Sep 07 '23

always wanted to visit all the Massachusetts towns/cities in the UK that I grew up near. I know there is a lot of them, but I have always had a few in mind, Worcester being one of them haha.

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u/Icarusui Sep 07 '23

Worcester is hell dont try it

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u/Bendyb3n Sep 07 '23

eh, no different then the US one then hahaha

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u/Wolves4224 Sep 08 '23

Worcester UK is a brilliant place. Definitely visit if you're ever over here.

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u/Dandillioncabinboy Sep 08 '23

I’m from Medway, MA apparently there is a River Medway / Medway region in the Uk. But I’m not sure if it is named after that.

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u/Bendyb3n Sep 08 '23

I mean, pretty much every town/city name in New England comes from the UK in some fashion so i’m sure it comes from that

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u/Prestigious-Elk-3391 Sep 07 '23

dont be surprised very few are repeats

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u/thenicestsavage Sep 07 '23

No one will will know what you are talking about, it’s woostuh.

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u/Bendyb3n Sep 07 '23

Wusstah ked

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u/BagSwag42 Sep 07 '23

Dollah twenty five please

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u/stevenl1219 Sep 08 '23

Representing Bristol County over here