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2. Fresh Pond (Cambridge, Massachusetts) - Wikipedia

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   In 1856, a private company began supplying its customers with drinking water from the Pond. In 1865 the business came under city ownership. By the end of the century the Pond and the land surrounding it was entirely city-owned, and an elaborate public water supply system had been developed. Water treatment pumps, Fresh Pond, 2024

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4. Intrepid Potash - Wikipedia

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   The location is known as Potash on U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) topographic maps, and is east of Dead Horse Point State Park and Canyonlands National Park. [4] According to USGS reports, the Paradox Basin contains up to 2.0 billion tons (1.8 billion metric tonnes) of potash, with the primary mine being the one at Kane Creek.

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6. Pond Eddy, New York - Wikipedia

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   The economy of Pond Eddy is primarily centered around tourism, outdoor recreation, and small-scale agriculture. The hamlet's location near the Delaware River makes it an attractive destination for canoeing, rafting, and fishing. Many residents also commute to larger nearby towns for employment or rely on small, family-run businesses.

7. Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania - Wikipedia

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   First settled in 1822 by the Jones family, the town was first called The Stock Farm and later Jonestown or Jones Pond. The first farm was located at the south end of the lake. Although when the village was first settled, it was populated by only a few family farms, Jonestown soon expanded due to the Pennsylvania Coal Company's Gravity Railroad.