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Carmel

City in Hamilton County, central Indiana, USA, 24 km/15 mi north of downtown Indianapolis; population (1990) 25,400. Formerly an agricultural trade centre, it is now a fast-growing residential and commercial suburb just outside Route 465.

Carmel

Town in southeastern New York, USA, 34 km/21 mi southeast of Newburgh; seat of Putnam County; population (1990) 28,800. In a lake- and reservoir-dotted region, it has long been a summer resort area, and is now home to many commuting to New York City, 56 km/35 mi to the south.

Railroad magnate Daniel Drew (1797–1879) was born here. Lake Mahopac is in Carmel; the town of Lake Carmel is in Kent township (to the north).



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They had taken the direct county road across the hills from Monterey, instead of the Seventeen Mile Drive around by the coast, so that Carmel Bay came upon them without any fore-glimmerings of its beauty.
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We had all intended to go by diligence to Damascus, and switch off to Baalbec as we went along--because we expected to rejoin the ship, go to Mount Carmel, and take to the woods from there.
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He was shot by one of our lookouts at the cave-refuge at Carmel, through failure on his part to remember the secret signals.
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