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Provincetown Massachusetts

Located at the very tip of Cape Cod, jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean, Provincetown is considered to be the Cape’s third island. “P-town” is known for its beaches, harbor, artists, tourist industry, diversity, and cultural sophistication and as a vacation destination of gays and lesbians. Population: 3,166 people as of 2011

Climate: The average precipitation is 41.95 inches annually.

Cost of living: http://www.areavibes.com states that the cost of living in Provincetown is 14.9% greater than the Massachusetts average and 31% greater than the national average.

Housing costs: Retirees, prepare for sticker shock, as the median home cost in Provincetown is $668,900.

Colleges and Universities: Cape Cod Community College http://www.capecod.edu is located in nearby West Barnstable.

Transportation:Retirees can conveniently connect to Boston’s Logan Airport via Silver Line T, Exclusive Water Taxi Service. Getting from Boston to P-town is a “trip” in this sleek, contemporary catamaran. Check out other transportation options at http://www.provincetown.com/transportationma/cape_travel/ferry_services_boats_lines/

Travel and tourism: Provincetown is first and foremost a walking town. Restaurants, shops, art galleries, cafes and night life are clustered on Commercial Street downtown. Almost three-quarters of Provincetown is preserved in its wilderness state as part of the Cape Cod National Seashore Park http://www.nps.gov/caco. Visit the chamber web site http://ptownchamber.com/ to learn more about things to do in one of the most unique vacation destinations in America.

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