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A historic heart of Boston's African-American community, centered on Nubian Square and Roxbury's Highlands.

Boston's largest and most populous neighborhood, a patchwork of distinct residential villages along Dorchester Bay.

A Boston neighborhood with its own civic life, tracked here through the public record.

A 19th-century neighborhood built on filled tidal land, known for its grid of Victorian brownstones and Commonwealth Avenue.

Boston's oldest residential neighborhood and historic Italian-American center, threaded with narrow colonial streets.

A quieter, more suburban neighborhood on Boston's southwestern edge, known for its single-family streets.

A neighborhood of cultural institutions and Fenway Park, bordering the Back Bay Fens of the Emerald Necklace.

A historic district of gas lamps, brick row houses, and cobblestone streets above the Boston Common.

A peninsula neighborhood of working-waterfront roots, beaches along Dorchester Bay, and the fast-changing Seaport edge.

A waterfront immigrant gateway across Boston Harbor, home to Logan Airport and a strong Latin American community.

A green, diverse neighborhood along the Emerald Necklace, anchored by Jamaica Pond and the Arnold Arboretum.

Boston's southernmost neighborhood, a mix of residential streets and green space along the Neponset River.

One of Boston's oldest neighborhoods, home to the Bunker Hill Monument and the Charlestown Navy Yard.

A predominantly residential neighborhood with deep Caribbean-American roots in southern Boston.

A Boston neighborhood with its own civic life, tracked here through the public record.

A Boston neighborhood with its own civic life, tracked here through the public record.

A dense, youthful neighborhood shaped by nearby universities, known for its music scene and international food.

A Boston neighborhood with its own civic life, tracked here through the public record.

A residential neighborhood of triple-deckers and tree-lined streets in Boston's western reaches.

A Boston neighborhood with its own civic life, tracked here through the public record.

A leafy residential neighborhood centered on Roslindale Village, bordering the Arnold Arboretum.

One of the country's largest intact Victorian row-house districts, with a dense network of leafy residential squares.

A Boston neighborhood with its own civic life, tracked here through the public record.