Storage facilities in Massachusetts are not hard to find. One search and you will find numerous
self-storage units and other storage unit styles, big and small. A populous state with a large land mass, Massachusetts offers those relocating around the state everything form storage units, to moving services and supply stores. Offering all the delights and interesting features that are typical of New England, the State of Massachusetts provides everything needed to live a thriving and rewarding life.
Origin of State's Name: Massachusetts comes from the language of the Algonquian Indians of the Massachusetts Bay area, and is translated roughly as "at or about the great hill."
Capital City: The city of
Boston prides itself on being one of the "most livable cities" in the nation. Not only does it provide residents with options such as self-storage units, rental finders and donation centers, the city also offers opportunity to taste, touch and experience all that life has to offer. City residents enjoy vibrant neighborhood business districts and a solid network of parks, libraries and community centers.
Population: Massachusetts has a population estimated at 6.4 million.
Driving: Once you have secured a storage unit, and returned the
rental truck, visit the
Massachusetts Department of Transportation website. There you will find driver's license information, applications, testing requirements, driver's manuals and more.
Agriculture and Industry: The state's leading areas of agriculture are in seafood, cranberries and vegetables, and dairy products. Machinery, electric equipment, scientific instruments, printing and publishing, tourism are just a few of Massachusetts' leading industries.
State Bird: The stat bird of Massachusetts is the black-capped chickadee. A minuscule, cheerfully sociable bird, it was designated the state bird of Massachusetts in 1941.
Tree: The state designated the American elm as the official state tree in 1941. The bird commemorates General George Washington taking command of the Continental Army beneath an American elm.
State Flower: Massachusetts adopted the mayflower as the official flower of the Commonwealth in 1918. The flower is has been on the endangered list since 1925.
State Song: Written by Arthur J. Marsh, Massachusetts official state song is "All Hail to Massachusetts."