.5 W. Dennis. Straight ahead, bearing right at Y.

51.0 W. Harwich. Straight ahead.

53.8 Harwichport. Straight ahead.

60.4 Chatham. Just before reaching village, turn left at white church.

69.1 Orleans. Bear right at irregular four corners and follow macadam
road to

96.9 Provincetown.

SAGAMORE TO PLYMOUTH

Keep straight ahead after crossing canal bridge. Good road all the
way to Plymouth.

BOSTON TO PLYMOUTH

0.0 Boston. Park Square. Follow route given above to Mattapan Square.

9.1 Mattapan Square. Straight ahead over bridge, bearing left on
Blue Hills Parkway. Y, turn left and follow trolley on Brook Road,
cross Central Avenue and bear left on Brook Road. End of Brook Road,
curve left to Adams Street.

12.4 E. Milton. Cross railroad and keep straight ahead.

14.7 Quincy. Washington Square, curve left with trolley.

21.1 Hingham. Railroad station on right; straight ahead with trolley
to Y at top of grade, bear right on Summer Street, leaving trolley.

26.1 Cohasset. Railroad station on right; four corner, straight ahead.

27.9 N. Scituate. Cross railroad; straight on to

38.2 Marshfield. Turn right on Moraine Street.

46.8 Kingston. Cross railroad, follow trolley to

51.2 Plymouth.

"Y" means the fork of two roads.

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NOTE--The map plainly shows the routes that can be taken by
automobiles on the Cape. The red lines show state highways and
macadam roads. Any road marked in red can be safely taken. Patronize
the garages, hotels and stores on this sheet. THEY ARE RELIABLE AND
GOOD.

[Transcriber's Note: Map missing from original text.]

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