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The Pequot Path is the dashed-purple route from Providence, Rhode Island to New London, Connecticut. In the 1670s it became a part of the lower fork of the Boston Post Road (aka King's Highway).

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	<center>~~Map of the~~ '''Pequot Path''', a part of the ~~red route (~~lower Boston Post Road or King's Highway) ~~from Providence, Rhode Island to the border with Connecticut~~.</center><noinclude>[[Category:Image_templates]]</noinclude>		<center>The '''Pequot Path''' is the dashed-purple route from Providence, Rhode Island to New London, Connecticut. In the 1670s it became a part of the lower fork of the Boston Post Road (aka King's Highway).</center><noinclude>[[Category:Image_templates]]</noinclude>