Connecticut River
Connecticut River proper noun: a river in New England, United States, which flows from New Hampshire, through Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut, to Long Island Sound.

Proper noun
Connecticut River
- A river in New England, United States, which flows from New Hampshire, through Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut, to Long Island Sound.
Questions about Connecticut River
- What does Connecticut River mean?
- Connecticut River means a river in New England, United States, which flows from New Hampshire, through Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut, to Long Island Sound.
- What part of speech is Connecticut River?
- Connecticut River is a proper noun.
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