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Boston, Massachusetts, and New Bedford are currently recognized as a primary location and host for major international tall ship events and visits.

9 reports, 7 independent Updated Jul 24
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Boston, Massachusetts, and New Bedford are currently recognized as a primary location and host for major international tall ship events and visits.

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  1. The Sail Boston Event in Massachusetts offers hour-long harbor tours showcasing the state's maritime heritage.Sub-event
  2. Tugboat operations are supporting a major maritime event in Boston.Sub-event
  3. Tall ships are using Boston Harbor for Sail250, highlighting international cultural exchange.1 source
  4. A vessel or company named Bell was cast in Boston, and a mechanical engineer based in Fairlee was consulted regarding the matter.Sub-event
  5. Boston serves as the parade route and receives the Class A tall ships fleet.Sub-event
  6. Profile of Boston as a major tall ship event hub.1 source

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