About New Bedford

New Bedford is a large city found in the southeastern portion of the state of Massachusetts. New Bedford has a population of approximately ninety three thousand eight hundred residents, and is considered a part of Bristol County. New Bedford is the seventh largest city in the state, and is nicknamed the Whaling City. New Bedford was originally settled in the year sixteen forty, and was incorporated as a separate city in the year seventeen eighty seven. Residents of a New Bedford apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a rich, storied history, in addition to recreational and cultural points of interest.

Educational opportunities in New Bedford are met by the New Bedford School District, which encompasses twenty eight public schools, seven Catholic schools, and Fisher College. New Bedford is home to the New Bedford Whaling Museum, the New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park, the Rotch-Jones-Duff House and Garden Museum, and the New Bedford Art Museum. Residents of a New Bedford apartment rental or home rental can enjoy Ashley Park, Buttonwood Park, Buttonwood Park Zoo, Brooklawn Park, Hazelwood Park, Fort Taber Playground, the Clasky Common, and Prince Henry the Navigator Park.

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