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Old 01-12-2008, 12:13 PM
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I used to live in Northampton for over a year, I live in Athol, and I am about halfway down RT 2 and I just drove out to Hamp the other day, and it took me about 25 minutes, and I took 202 and what an amazing relaxing ride it was. I have no clue
There's no possibility of getting from Athol to Northampton in 25 minutes.

There are two basic routes from Athol to Northampton. Either you take 202 onto Rte 9, then Rte 9 from Belchertown, through Amherst and Hadley and over the Coolidge Bridge. Or, you go Rte 2 to I-91S to the Damon Rd exit.

Either way it's an hour's drive.
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Been to Eureka twice, most beautiful area

Northampton is similar- more Liberal, more cerebral-
Climate of course is colder- housing costs will be about the same, taxes on real estate higher, sales tax lower.

great place to live.
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