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Longmeadow
(redirected from Longmeadow, Massachusetts)

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Longmeadow, town (1990 pop. 15,467), Hampden co., SW Mass., a residential suburb adjoining Springfield, on the Connecticut River; settled 1644, set off and inc. 1783. Bay Path College is there.
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