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Places

Boundaries promulgated by an authority with the power to draw them.

See the vernacular layer — the two are never merged.

500 records

• 14 Green Street (Memorial Hall) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• 19 Kenton Road — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• 190 Bowdoin Street — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• 3-4 Folsom Ave — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• 318 Metropolitan Ave — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & Interior.
• 33 Cordis Street (Swallow Mansion) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• 38 Spring Park Avenue — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• 400R Atlantic Avenue Harborwalk — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 400R Atlantic Avenue.
• 84-90 Harrison Avenue — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• A Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 135-141 A Street.
• A Street Park Community Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 135-141 A Street.
• Aberdeen — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612276 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Aberdeen Architectural Conservation District — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Academy Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612858 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Adams Nervine Asylum — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Weld, Adams, Davis, Carriage, Boiler, Green, Directors Houses, Nurses Cottage, Landscape (parcel 2803).
• Adams Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 4225 Washington Street.
• Adams Street, 1203-5 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior.
• Adams/King Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 470 Adams Street.
• Admirals Hill — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1971975 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Agassiz Road — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Agassiz Road.
• Al Festa Little League Field — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At UA.
• Allandale Field — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 19 VFW Parkway.
• Allandale Woods I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 75 VFW Parkway.
• Allandale Woods II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1215R Centre Street.
• Allandale Woods III — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 200-232 Allandale Street.
• Allandale Woods IV — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1215R Centre Street.
• Allandale Woods ROW — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1185 Centre Street.
• Allandale Woods V — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1215R Centre Street.
• Allen Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1-19 Church Street.
• Allston — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 999 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Allston — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612278 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Allston Depot — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior and Specified Interior Features.
• Allston Village — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Alvah Kittredge House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At 1100090010.
• Amatucci Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1460 Hyde Park Avenue.
• American Legion Highway — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At American Legion Hwy b/w Blue Hill Ave and Cummins Hwy.
• American Legion Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 25 Glendon Street.
• Ames Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 2885).
• Ames-Barnard-Everett House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Amory Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 108 Amory Street.
• Angell Memorial Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 152-158 Congress Street.
• Apollos Field House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Apple Island — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617461 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Aquarium Harborwalk I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 248 Atlantic Avenue.
• Aquarium Harborwalk II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At East side of India Row btwn Aquarium IMAX & Harbor Towers.
• Arborway I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Arborway II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Arborway Overpass Path — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Arcola Green — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2 Arcola St.
• Arlington Street Church — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 1227).
• Armenian Heritage Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Atlantic Avenue & Mercantile Street.
• Armory of 1st Corps Cadets (exterior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 1135).
• Armory of 1st Corps Cadets (interior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior.
• Arnold Arboretum — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 125 The Arborway; 25 Flora Way.
• Ashmont — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612861 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Atlantic — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612862 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Auntie Kay & Uncle Frank Chin Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Austin Block — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 3686).
• Avon Hill — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1970967 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Ayer Mansion (interior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior only.
• Babson Cookson Tract — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 82 Babson Street.
• Back Bay — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 399 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Back Bay — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617071 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Back Bay Architectural District — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Back Bay Fens — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Landscape & Park Structures.
• Back Bay Fens — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617078 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Back Bay Fens — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 100 Park Drive (Clemente Field House) 125 The Fenway (Emerald Necklace Conservancy) 50 Park Drive (Duck House) 1 Evans Way (Evans Way) Forsyth Way (Roadway) 70 Park Drive (Rose Garden) 35 The Fenway (Mother's Rest) 20 Park Drive…
• Back of the Hill Urban Wild — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 60 Ellingwood Street.
• Bailey-Conant House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Baker Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612699 in Essex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Baker Street Cemeteries — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 882 Baker Street.
• Bald Knob — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617777 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Barry Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 41 Medford Street.
• Bartons Point (historical) — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1877497 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bass Point — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614042 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Batterymarch Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 4029).
• Bay State Road/Back Bay West Architectural Conservation District — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Bay Village — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1970982 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bay Village — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 27 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Bay Village Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 32 Melrose Street.
• Bay Village Historic District — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Bay Village Neighborhood Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Charles Street S & Melrose Street.
• Bayswater Street Embankment — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Bayswater St.
• Beachmont — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613296 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Beacon Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619310 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Beacon Hill — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 200 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Beacon Hill — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619512 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bear Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612700 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bearberry Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617796 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Beauford Play Area — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 127 Howard Avenue.
• Beecher Street Play Area — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 20 Beecher Street.
• Beethoven School Play Area — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 5119 Washington Street.
• Belle Isle Inlet — A stream entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613299 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Belle Isle Inlet Marshes — A swamp entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 603475 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Belle Isle Marsh Reservation — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1399 Bennington Street.
• Bellevue — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612291 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bellevue Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612292 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bellevue Hill Reservation — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 43 Bellevue Hill Road.
• Bellevue Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612705 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Belmont Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 606448 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bennetts Pond Brook — A stream entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612707 in Essex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bennington Street Cemetery — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 495 Bennington Street.
• Berkeley Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only.
• Bijou Theater/Amusement Center — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Billings Field — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 369 LaGrange Street.
• Birch Pond — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617282 in Essex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bird Island Flats — A flat entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612868 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Black Rock — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612709 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Black Rock — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614045 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Blacks Creek Marshes — A swamp entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 603488 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Blackstone Block Street Network — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Streets and Sidewalks.
• Blackstone Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1535 Washington Street.
• Blackstones Point (historical) — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1877498 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Blake Estates Urban Wild I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Bank of Mother Brook btwn Hyde Park Ave & Fulton St.
• Blake Estates Urban Wild II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1344 Hyde Park Avenue.
• Blessed Sacrament Church Complex — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior.
• Blue Cross Blue-Shield Building, The — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Blue Hill Bank — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Board of Trade Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Bond-Hampton House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior.
• Bonito Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Orient & Waldemar Avenues.
• Boojum Rock — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612710 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Boston — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617565 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Boston — The City of Boston, Massachusetts. The subject of this archive, and the official place that contains every neighborhood boundary it holds.
• Boston Center for Adult Education — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Boston City Hall — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Envelope and Certain Interior Spaces (Refer to Study Report).
• Boston Common — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Bounded by: Park, Beacon, Charles, Boylston Tremont.
• Boston Common — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 139 Tremont St (Visitor Info Center) 1B Charles St (Earl of Sandwich) 38 Beacon St (Frog Pond) 167 Tremont St (Parkman Bandstand) 115 Boylston St (Deer Park).
• Boston Evening Clinic (Burrage House) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior.
• Boston Fish Pier — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Boston Inner Harbor — A channel entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612873 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Boston Ledge — A bar entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613640 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Boston Main Channel — A channel entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 600160 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Boston Nature Center — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 500 Walk Hill Street.
• Boston Nature Center Visitor Center — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 500 Walk Hill Street.
• Boston Neck — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617405 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Boston North Channel — A channel entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614048 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Boston Public Library, Faneuil Branch — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Boston Public Library, main branch — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior and Interior (Parcel 1052).
• Boston South Channel — A channel entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614049 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Boston Young Men's Christian Union Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior.
• Boundary I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Bowdoin/Geneva — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Boylston Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior.
• Boylston Street I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Vicinity of Park Drive and Back Bay Fens.
• Boylston Street II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Vicinity of Bowker Overpass and The Fenway.
• Boyntons Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612712 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Braddock Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 27P Braddock Park.
• Bradford Street Play Area — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 18 Bradford Street.
• Breeds Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612715 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bremen Street Community Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 344 Bremen Street.
• Bremen Street Park I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 344 Bremen Street.
• Bremen Street Park II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Brewer-Burroughs Tot Lot — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2P Brewer Street.
• Brewster Islands — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619320 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Brian Honan Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Allston Street.
• Brighton — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612296 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Brighton — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Brighton — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 1840 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Brighton Common — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 30 Chestnut Hill Avenue.
• Broad Canal — A canal entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612879 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Broad Street, 102 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (part of Parcel 3975).
• Broad Street, 109-113 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Broad Street, 115-119 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Broad Street, 123-125 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Broad Street, 127-133 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Broad Street, 5-7 (petition 74A) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 3868).
• Broad Street, 50-52 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 4001).
• Broad Street, 64 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Broad Street, 66 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 3996).
• Broad Street, 68 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 3995).
• Broad Street, 72 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 3992).
• Broad Street, 9 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Bromfield Street, 20-30 — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Bromfield Street Facade (Parcel 4762 & 4763).
• Brook Farm — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Print Shop Exterior & Landscape Features (parcels 8964, 8965, 8966).
• Brookline — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 606977 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Brookline Village — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612882 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Brophy Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 192 Webster Street.
• Brush Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612883 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Buckley Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 210 West Third Street.
• Buckman Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612717 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Buena Vista — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 205 Warren Street.
• Bunker Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612718 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bunker Hill Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 201 Bunker Hill Street.
• Bunker Hill Monument — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 100 Monument Sq.
• Burbank Pond — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 606409 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bussey Brook Meadow I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 255 South Street.
• Bussey Brook Meadow II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Opposite 376 Arborway Street.
• Bussey Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612886 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Bynoe Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 50 Orchard Park.
• Byrne Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 23 Everett Street.
• Cabot Estate CR — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Chestnut St and Perkins St.
• Caldwell Street Play Area — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 9 Caldwell Street.
• Calf Island — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614054 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Calf Islands — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614055 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Calf Pasture Pumping Station — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior.
• Cambridge — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617365 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cambridgeport — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617580 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Camp Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612887 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Camp Meigs — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 11 Stanbro Street.
• Candle Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612720 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Carroll Pond Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 15 Carrolton Road.
• Carson Beach — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 165 HarborWalk.
• Carson Beach — A beach entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612889 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Carter Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 709 Columbus Avenue.
• Carters Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 606312 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cassidy Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 379 Chestnut Hill Avenue.
• Castle Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612721 in Essex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Castle Island — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612890 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cedar Grove — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612891 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cedar Grove Cemetery — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 920 Adams Street.
• Cedar Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 15 Cedar Street.
• Cedar Street, 50/St James African Orthod Church — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Centervale Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1P Centervale Park.
• Central Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 125 Boylston Street.
• Central Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1P William C Kelly Square.
• Centre Street I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Centre St fr Murray Circle to Allandale St (NW side) and Bussey St (SE side).
• Centre Street II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Centre Street IV — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At NW side (outbound) of Centre St btwn Allandale St & VFW Parkway.
• Centre/South — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Ceylon Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 105 Ceylon Street.
• Chandler Pond — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 95 Lake Shore Road.
• Chandler Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612299 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Chapel Rocks — A bar entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612892 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Charles F. Allen House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Charles River — A stream entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619357 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Charles River Basin — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612894 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Charles River Community Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1175A Soldiers Field Road.
• Charles River Esplanade — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At See original application on file.
• Charles River Reservation — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1175A Soldiers Field Road.
• Charles River Speedway Administration Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Charlesgate I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Btwn Storrow Dr, Mass Pike, Charlesgate East & Charlesgate West.
• Charlesgate II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Charlesgate East nr Boylston St; Charlesgate West btwn Beacon St and Back St.
• Charlestown — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 872 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Charlestown — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619308 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Charlestown H.S. Athletic Fields — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 39 Terminal Street.
• Charlestown Naval Shipyard Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 21 Second Ave.
• Charlestown Savings Bank — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Charter Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 21P Charter Street.
• Chelsea — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612723 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Chelsea Point — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617594 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Chelsea River — A bay entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617298 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cherry Island Bar — A bar entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613314 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Chester Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 544P Massachusetts Avenue.
• Chestnut Hill Reservation I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Chestnut Hill Reservation II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Chestnut Hill Reservation III — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Chestnut Hill Drive.
• Chestnut Hill Reservation IV — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2200 Commonwealth Avenue.
• Chestnut Hill Reservoir — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612302 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Chestnut Hill Reservoir & Pumping Station Comp — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Structures, Landscaping, Driveways, Reservoir (Parcels 2439, 2472, 2442-5).
• Chestnut Hill Reservoir Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Chestnut Hill Driveway.
• Chestnut Street — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 286 Chestnut Street.
• Childe Hassam Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 324 Columbus Avenue.
• Children's Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 81-85 Intervale Street.
• Children's Wharf Harborwalk — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 308 Congress Street.
• Chinatown — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 76 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Chinatown — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Chinatown Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Chittick Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 154-156 Ruskindale Rd.
• Christian A Herter Community Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1175A Soldiers Field Road.
• Christian Science Church Complex — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Christopher Columbus Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 110 Atlantic Avenue.
• Christopher Lee Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 775 East First Street.
• Church Green Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcels 4577, 4578).
• Circuit Drive — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Circuit Drive.
• City Hall Plaza — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1 City Hall Square.
• City Point — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612898 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City Point — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612897 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City Square Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At City Sq.
• City of Boston — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619463 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Cambridge — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619396 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Chelsea — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619464 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Everett — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 618223 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Malden — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619404 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Medford — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619405 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Melrose — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619406 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Quincy — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619461 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Revere — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619465 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Somerville — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 619409 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• City of Winthrop Town — A civil entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 618335 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Clarendon Hills — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612899 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Clarendon Street Playlot — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 260 Clarendon Street.
• Clark/Cooper Community Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 500 Walk Hill Street.
• Clifford Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 160 Norfolk Avenue.
• Cliftondale — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612724 in Essex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Clougherty Pool — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 349 Bunker Hill Street.
• Coast Guard Station Boston — A military entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 2512098 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cochituate Aqueduct (historical) — A canal entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 618469 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Codman Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 75 Norfolk Street.
• Codman Square Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Talbot Avenue at Washington St.
• Colella Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Readville Street at Neponset Valley Parkway.
• College Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612725 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Colonial Theater (interior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior.
• Columbia Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Columbua Road at Farragut Street.
• Columbia Point — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 607001 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Columbia Road/Day Boulevard — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Commercial Point — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612900 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Commercial Point — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Commercial Wharf — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Commercial Wharf Harborwalk — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 86-87 Commercial Wharf East.
• Commissioners Ledge — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614057 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Commonwealth Avenue — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Commonwealth Ave below Mount Hood Road.
• Commonwealth Avenue Mall — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Landscape Features, monuments, street furniture, fences; Bounded by Kenmore, Arlington Street.
• Commonwealth Avenue Mall I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Commonwealth Ave btwn Arlington St & Charlesgate East.
• Commonwealth Avenue Mall II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Commonwealth Ave btwn Charlesgate West & Kenmore St.
• Concord Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1P Concord Square.
• Condor Street Overlook — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2 Condor Street.
• Condor Street Urban Wild — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 300 Condor St..
• Connell Fields/Hickey Courts — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 256 Reservation Road.
• Constitution Beach — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 799 Bennington Street.
• Cook Street Play Area — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 15 Hill Street.
• Copley Plaza Hotel (interior/exterior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior and Exterior.
• Copley Square Park I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 560 Boylston Street.
• Copley Square Park II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 560 Boylston Street.
• Copp's Hill Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Opposite 34 Hull Str..
• Copp's Hill Terrace — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 536 Commericial Str..
• Coppens Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 325 Bowdoin Street.
• Copps Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617302 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cottage Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617303 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cottage Hill — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614058 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cottage Park — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614059 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Court Park — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614060 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cox Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcels 3282-3288).
• Crawford Street Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 320 Walnut Avenue.
• Crescent Beach — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613319 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Crite Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Appleton St at Columbus Ave.
• Crystal Cove — A bay entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 618577 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Crystal Lake — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612727 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Cuneo Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 765 Saratoga Street.
• Cunningham Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 725 Cambridge Street.
• Curley House (interior/exterior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & Interior entry hall, library, main hall, dining room & staircase (Petition 2060).
• Cutillo Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 10 Stillman Street.
• Dana Avenue Urban Wild — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Dana Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617306 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Daniel E. O'Connor Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Redfield St at Water St.
• Daniel Withington House (19 Ashland St.) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Dark Hollow Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612729 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• DeFilippo Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 135 Prince Street.
• DeForest Urban Wild — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 70 Deforest St.
• Dearborn Street Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Dearborn Street at Albany Street.
• Deer Island — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614064 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Deer Island Flats — A flat entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614065 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Deer Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 39 Deer Street.
• Delano Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2P Delano Park.
• Dell Rock — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 40 Dell Avenue.
• Dell Rock II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 40 Dell Avenue.
• Dennis Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 138 Moreland Street.
• Denton Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1 Wayland Street.
• Devils Back — A bar entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614066 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Devine Memorial Rink Grounds — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 995 Morrissey Blvd.
• Dewey Square Parks — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Diamond Creek — A stream entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612731 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Diamond Creek Marshes — A swamp entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 603474 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dike Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 618039 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dock Square — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1877489 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Doherty Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 349 Bunker Hill Street.
• Doherty/Gibson Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1545 Dorchester Avenue.
• Doleful Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612732 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Donald McKay House [barn razed 5-2022, owner must rebuild] — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & grounds (parcel 61090).
• Dooley Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 272 Reservation Road.
• Dorchester — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 4663 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Dorchester — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612904 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Bay — A bay entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612905 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Center — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612907 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Heights — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617307 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Heights NHS — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 95R G St.
• Dorchester North Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 611 Columbia Road.
• Dorchester North Burying Ground — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Topography, walkways, headstones, walls (Parcel 3999).
• Dorchester Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2180 Dorchester Avenue.
• Dorchester Park Access Easement — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Hutchinson St.
• Dorchester Peninsula — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617410 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Pottery Works — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior and Kiln.
• Dorchester South Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2095 Dorchester Avenue.
• Doris F. Tillman Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 45 Lambert Avenue.
• Downer Avenue Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 40 Downer Avenue.
• Downtown — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 397 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Downtown Crossing — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 607003 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Doyle Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 940 River Street.
• Draper Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 5265 Washington Street.
• Dudley Square — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Dudley Town Common — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 366-378 Dudley Street 421-425 Dudley Street.
• Duffie Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2 Stratford Street.
• Dunbarton Woods — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Dunbarton Road.
• Eagle Rock — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612733 in Essex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• East Boston — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612734 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• East Boston — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• East Boston — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 3012 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• East Boston Memorial Park I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 143 Porter St.
• East Boston Memorial Park II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 143 Porter St.
• East Boston Memorial Park III — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 143 Porter St.
• East Cambridge — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612909 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• East First Street Dog Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 750 E First Street.
• East Milton — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612910 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• East Somerville — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612735 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Ebenezer Hancock House (interior & exterior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & original interior features (parcel 3346).
• Edgerly Road Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 6 Edgerly Road.
• Edgeworth — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612736 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Edward Everett House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & landscape features (ward 2, parcel 3733).
• Egleston Square — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Egleston Square Peace Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 3131 Washington Street.
• Egypt Beach — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 615041 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Eliot Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 16 Eustis Street.
• Elisha Loring House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Ell Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612738 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Elliot Norton Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 295 Tremont Street.
• Elm Hill Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 21P Elm Hill Park.
• Elmhurst Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 27-35 Elmhurst Street.
• Emerald Necklace (Riverway, Olmsted Park, Willow Pond Meadow, Jamaica Pond) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Landforms, Waterbodies, Vegetation, Roadways, Structures (Exterior) (Parcels 1994, 1994-1, 1965, 318, 1585, 2186).
• Emmel Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 23 South Fairview Street.
• Emmons Horrigan and ONeil Rink Grounds — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 46 Union Street.
• Endicott Triangle — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Btwn Endicott, Stillman, & Cross Sts.
• English H.S. Athletic Fields — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 20 Williams Street.
• Erie/Ellington Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 125 Erie Street.
• Ernst Chery Jr. Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 74 Orlando Street.
• Essex Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 23-25 Essex Street.
• Eustis Street Architectural Conservation District — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Eustis Street Protection Area — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Everett — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612739 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Evergreen Cemetery — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2060 Commonwealth Avenue.
• Fairmount — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612911 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fairview Cemetery — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 28 Fairview Avenue.
• Fallon Field — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 910 South Street.
• Fallon Field Access Tunnel — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 117 Belgrade Ave.
• False Spit — A bar entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614068 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fan Pier Harborwalk — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Fan Pier Plaza — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 12 Northern Avenue.
• Faneuil — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612311 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Faneuil Gatekeeper’s House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Faneuil Hall — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & Interior stair, great hall, galley, Rm 205, Ancient & Honorable Artillery, Commandery (Parcel 3689).
• Faneuil Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1P Faneuil Hall Square.
• Farm Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612740 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Farm Hill — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 606455 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Father Jack Play Area — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 345 Walnut Avenue.
• Faulkner — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612741 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Federal Reserve Bank — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only.
• Federal Reserve Bank Harborwalk — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 600 Atlantic Avenue.
• Fells — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617634 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fells Reservoir — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612743 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fellsmere Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612742 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fenelon Street Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 20 Fenelon Street.
• Fennos Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612744 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fenway — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 561 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Fenway Park — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Fenway Victory Gardens — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 20 Park Drive.
• Ferdinand's Blue Store — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior/historic facade only and air rights.
• Fern Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1 Fern Street.
• Fernald Rock — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 400 Quincy Street.
• Fidelis Way Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 19P Jette Court.
• Field-Knight House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Fields Corner — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Fields Corner — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612912 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Filene's Complex — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only (parcel 0304584010).
• Finns Ledge — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614069 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fire Alarm House Grounds — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 59 The Fenway.
• First Baptist Church (interior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior.
• First Church Cemetery — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 6 Eliot Street.
• First Church Roxbury (int&ext), Putnam Chapel — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior and Exterior.
• First Pond — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1972630 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fisher Junior College (interior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior.
• Fiske Brook — A stream entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612746 in Essex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Five Cents Savings Bank — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Flagstaff Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617480 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Flaherty Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 130 B Street.
• Flaherty Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 40 Cornwall Street.
• Florida Street Reservation — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Center Median, btwn King & Lonsdale Streets.
• Flour & Grain Exchange — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior only (Parcel 3940).
• Floyds Brook — A stream entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 606382 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Flying Place — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614070 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Foley Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 635 Metropolitan Avenue.
• Forbes Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612914 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Forbes Street Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 60 Forbes Street.
• Forbes Wharf — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612915 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Forest Hills — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617645 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Forest Hills — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612916 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Forest Hills Cemetery — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 95 Forest Hills Avenue.
• Fort Dawes — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617124 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fort Hill (historical) — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1877496 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fort Independence — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612917 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fort Point (historical) — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1877495 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fort Point A St Protection Area — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Fort Point Channel — A channel entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612918 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fort Point Channel Harborwalk — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Fort Point Landmark District — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Fort Point Seaport Blvd Prot. Area — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Fort Warren — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617412 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Fort Winthrop (historical) — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617882 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Foster Street Play Area — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 15 Foster Street.
• Four Corners — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Fowler-Clark Farm — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exteriors of house and barn and parcels 04151000, 04150000, 04149000, 04148000, 04147000, 04109000..
• Fox Point — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612920 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Franklin Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 25 Pierpont Rd 155 Seaver St (Tiffany Moore) 450 Walnut Ave (El Parquesito de la Hermandad) 1 Franklin Park Dr (Zoo) 1 Jewish War Mem Veteran's Dr (Club House) 100 Jewish War Memorial Veteran's Dr (Mtce Yard) 35 American Legion…
• Franklin Park — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612747 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Franklin Park — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Landscape Features, Park Structures.
• Franklin Park II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At B/w Circuit Dr and Glen Ln.
• Franklin Park Zoo — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1 Franklin Park Road.
• Franklin Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1530 Washington Street.
• Frieda Garcia Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 95-111 Clarendon Street.
• Frog Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612921 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Furnace Brook — A stream entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612922 in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Gallivan/Hallet Circle — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Hallet St at Gallivan Blvd.