Andover: I-495: I-495-SB-MM98.4 - 1.3 mi before Ex 97 I-93: SOUTH
Andover combines a leafy New England townscape with the pace of a major highway corridor in a way that reflects its geographic position north of Boston. Interstate 93 runs through the town on the principal road link between the Boston area and New Hampshire, while the Shawsheen River crosses Andover before joining the Merrimack River. Waterpower on the Shawsheen supported nineteenth-century mills that helped shape the community. Andover is also home to Phillips Academy, founded in 1778, whose campus and longstanding role in American boarding-school education form a major part of the town’s identity. Historic civic buildings, residential neighborhoods and wooded roads give the place a distinctly suburban Massachusetts character.
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Andover has served as a manufacturing centre in Massachusetts’s Merrimack Valley since the 19th century. The Shawsheen River flows through town, and its water once powered mills that helped drive local industrial growth before the river joins the Merrimack. Brick former mill buildings at Shawsheen Village recall that era. Phillips Academy, founded in 1778, has given Andover a longstanding educational identity, with a campus that remains an important part of the community. Historic civic buildings, residential streets and river corridors place the town firmly in the fabric of northeastern Massachusetts. See how Andover fits into the Merrimack Valley by browsing webcams in nearby towns.
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