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Davis' Neck
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Davis’ Neck, which lies between Lanesville and Annisquam, marks the western entrance to Hodgkins Cove. Ipswich Bay was a major stop along the Atlantic Flyway for migratory waterfowl, and this part of Cape Ann’s coastline provided rest and nourishment for many species.
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Chart of Ipswich Bay with Davis Neck inset
US Coast Survey preliminary chart of Ipswich Bay, 1855
Also filed under: Annisquam River »
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