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Eastern shore

noun

  1. the eastern shore of Chesapeake Bay, including parts of Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia.


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The true conservative heartland of Maryland is the eastern shore.

A subdued and half-civilized tribe of 5500, speaking the Ojibbeway language, on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan.

Accordingly, a requisition was made for a small steamboat for the purpose of recruiting along the eastern shore of Maryland.

The Susquehanna, on the eastern shore of which the city stands, forms the northern limit of Rebel military operations.

And so I grew up with my grandfather, spending the winters in town and the long summers on the Eastern Shore.

The hills of the eastern shore show no perceptible difference in size between one sounding-point and the next.

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