What does SNETT stand for?

Southern New England Trunkline Trail (Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Southern New England Trunkline Trail is owned by the state of Massachusetts and runs from Franklin into Thompson, Conn.

Meeting to plan rail trail junction; Plan needs OK for vital link-up

5-mile Grand Trunk Trail-Westville section; a six-mile stretch of the Airline Trail in Thompson; the 26-mile Southern New England Trunkline Trail from the Connecticut border to Franklin.

Trail advocates raise hopes for connected 80-mile ride