Hampden County, Massachusetts - Cities, Towns, Subdivisions and Villages*

Cities, Towns, Subdivisions and Villages*

• Agawam
  • Feeding Hills (a subsection of Agawam)
• Blandford
• Brimfield
• Chester
• Chicopee
  • Aldenville (a section of Chicopee)
  • Burnett Road (a section of Chicopee)
  • Chicopee Falls (a section of Chicopee, alternate name: Skipmuck)
  • Fairview (a section of Chicopee)
  • Willimansett (a section of Chicopee, alternate name: Cabotville)
• East Longmeadow
• Granville
• Hampden
• Holland
• Holyoke
• Longmeadow
• Ludlow
• Monson
  • Monson Center (a village of Monson)
• Montgomery
• Palmer
  • Bondsville (a village of Palmer)
  • Depot Village (a village of Palmer)
  • Thorndike (a village of Palmer)
  • Three Rivers (a village of Palmer)
• Russell
  • Woronoco (a section of Russell)
• Southwick
• Springfield - the most populous city, and economic and cultural capital of Western Massachusetts
  • Bay (an historically black neighborhood in central Springfield)
  • Boston Road (a commercial district in eastern Springfield)
  • Brightwood (a largely Puerto Rican neighborhood on the Connecticut River in northwestern Springfield)
  • East Forest Park (an upper-middle-class neighborhood in south-central Springfield)
  • East Springfield (a working-class neighborhood in north-central Springfield)
  • Forest Park (a multi-faceted, historic neighborhood in southern Springfield, surrounding Frederick Law Olmsted's Forest Park)
  • Indian Orchard (a northeastern neighborhood of Springfield, which developed separately and distinctly)
  • Liberty Heights (northern neighborhood of Springfield that features three large hospitals)
  • McKnight (an historic neighborhood in central Springfield that features large black, LGBT, and student populations)
  • Memorial Square (a commercial neighborhood in the North End of Springfield)
  • Metro Center (a neighborhood on the Connecticut River that features the Club Quarter, the Downtown Business District, and numerous historical and cultural sites)
  • Old Hill (a neighborhood in central Springfield that features Springfield College)
  • Pine Point (a middle-class neighborhood near the geographical center of Springfield that features MassMutual)
  • Six Corners and Maple High (a multi-faceted, historic neighborhood in western Springfield)
  • Sixteen Acres (Springfield's most suburban neighborhood, developed recently)
  • South End (neighborhood directly south of Metro Center in Springfield, featuring the Basketball Hall of Fame)
  • Upper Hill (a neighborhood in central Springfield)
• Tolland
• Wales
• West Springfield
  • Merrick, West Springfield
• Westfield
• Wilbraham

* Villages are census division, but have no separate corporate existence from the towns they are in.