THE COLORADO KID Literature 2005. Written by Stephen King.

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Total Records: 14 - Medium: LITERATURE / Group: MAP

#	Record Name	Category	Subcategory
1	Bay Street	Transit Routes	Streets
	Bay Street Street on Moose-Lookit island.
2	Bayview Hill	Nature	Hills
	Bayview Hill But back in '80 they were hot and heavy, and every day they'd run for the ferry on this side and then up Bayview Hill to the high school on the Tinnock side.
3	Beach Lane	Transit Routes	Lanes
	Beach Lane "I thought I'd start with Ellen Dunwoodie snapping off the fire hydrant on Beach Lane when the parking brake on her car let go. Then, once I'm properly warmed up, I thought I'd move on to a rewrite of my library editorial," Vince said, and cracked his knuckles.
4	Dingle Nook	Water	Bodies of Water
	Dingle Nook Where the Pretty Lisa washed up on the rocks near Smack Island.
5	Hammock Beach	Water	Beaches
	Hammock Beach Where the Colorado kid was found dead.
6	Little Hay Beach	Water	Beaches
	Little Hay Beach "He might have picked it up on the beach," she said thoughtfully. "People find all sorts of things on the beach." She herself had found a woman's high-heel shoe, worn exotically smooth from many a long tumble between the sea and the shore, while walking one day on Little Hay Beach, about two miles from Hammock."
7	Main Street	Transit Routes	Streets
	Main Street Street on Moose-Lookit Island.
8	Moose Cove	Water	Bodies of Water
	Moose Cove Stephanie surveyed the patio, which was still half-full even at twenty past one, and then looked into the main dining room, which overlooked Moose Cove.
9	Moose-Lookit Island	Geographic Areas	Islands
	Moose-Lookit Island Stephanie was from Cincinnati, Ohio, and when she had first come to Moose-Lookit Island to do an internship on The Weekly Islander, she had nearly despaired... which, in downeast lingo, also rhymed with ayuh. How could she learn anything when she could only understand one word in every seven? And if she kept asking them to repeat themselves, how long would it be before they decided she was a congenital idiot - which on Moose-Look was pronounced ijit, of course?
10	Moosie Village	Urban Areas	Cities-U.S.
	Moosie Village Town in Maine: Stephanie could understand that. From Hammock Beach to the edge of Moosie Village was downhill. Going the other way would have been a tougher run, especially when what you had to run on was mostly spent adrenaline.
11	Smack Island	Geographic Areas	Islands
	Smack Island Island near Moose Lookit Island.
12	Tashmore	Urban Areas	Cities-U.S.
	Tashmore Town in Maine. "And a woman wrote a book last year on the poisonin's at that church picnic in Tashmore," Vince finished up. This was the last 'unexplained mystery' they had hauled out for theGlobe reporter over lunch. This was just before Hanratty had decided he could make the one-thirty ferry, and in a way Stephanie guessed she now didn't blame him.
13	Tashmore Lake	Water	Lakes
	Tashmore Lake Location of unresolved poisoning.
14	Tinnock Village	Urban Areas	Cities-U.S.
	Tinnock Village Town in Maine. And, between Tinnock Village - which was actually a good-sized town and Moose-Lookit Island, the sun shone on the bluest water she had ever seen. On days like this, she wondered how she would ever go back to the Midwest, or if she even could. And on days when the fog rolled in and the entire mainland world seemed to be cancelled and the rueful cry of the foghorn came and went like the voice of some ancient beast...why, then she wondered the same thing.

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