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western Niantics is
classified as Mohegan-Pequot. Today, only
western Nehantics are
known to exist, in the area of
coastal New
London County, Connecticut...
- The
Nehantic Trail is a 13-mile (21 km)
Connecticut hiking trail and is one of the Blue-Blazed
hiking trails maintained by the
Connecticut Forest and Park...
- 1711 - 1758 it was
known as "Nahantick" "Nyantick" or "
Nehantic", the home
territory of the
Nehantic Indians.
Sportfishing and
marinas dominate the village's...
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Nehantic State Forest is a
publicly owned forest and
recreation area
occupying two parcels, one in the town of Lyme and one in the
towns of East Lyme and...
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State Park and
Becket Hill
State Park
Reserve are
wholly located in Lyme.
Nehantic State Forest and
Gillette Castle State Park are
partly located in Lyme...
- Hill
State Park
Reserve is a
public recreation area
lying adjacent to
Nehantic State Forest in the town of Lyme, Connecticut. The
state park is as an...
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tributary villages, but were only
partly effective. The
Western Niantic (
Nehantic)
joined them, but the
Eastern Niantic remained neutral. The traditional...
- Blue-Blazed
hiking trail system in Lyme
Connecticut and is
entirely in the
Nehantic State Forest western block.
Parking for the
trail can be
found at several...
- hits
allowed without a decision,
walks or saves. A mix of Narragansett/
Nehantic and/or Pequot.
Judah was
raised by his
Indian mother,
Betsy Strong, and...
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Nehantic Trail -
Rhododendron Sanctuary Trail entrance and Wheelchair-accessible sign...
