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This triangle and the road on which it lies on are named for the Montauk people, Native Americans from the Eastern tip of Long Island. The Montauk managed to extend their influence throughout New England, thanks to Long Island’s natural abundance of the polished seashells called “wampum” that served as their currency.
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