Photo: Carol Dandrade/Massachusetts Office of Tourism, Leaf-Peeping (Some rights reserved)
Massachusetts borders Rhode Island and Connecticut to the south, New York to the west, and Vermont and New Hampshire to the north. To the east it borders the Atlantic Ocean. The state’s name comes from the Indigenous Wôpanâak language: Mâsachsut (maa-sa-choo-sut) translating as ‘place of the foothill,’ most likely referring to the Blue Hills.
Massachusetts limita al sur con Rhode Island y Connecticut, al oeste con Nueva York y al norte con Vermont y New Hampshire. Al este limita con el océano Atlántico. El nombre del estado proviene de la lengua indígena wôpanâak: Mâsachsut (maa-sa-choo-sut), que se traduce como “lugar de las colinas”, probablemente haciendo referencia a las Blue Hills.
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