Eastern Parkways
The eastern parkways are within the Charles River Reservation, extending from Harvard Square to the vicinity of Watertown Square in Watertown and Newton.
- Western Avenue/Arsenal Street, a short stretch between Soldiers Field Rd and Greenough Blvd, including a bridge across the river
- Charles River Road, on the north bank in Watertown
- Greenough Boulevard, the north bank from the end of Memorial Drive in Cambridge to Arsenal Street in Watertown
- Leo Birmingham Parkway, a short stretch farther from the river on the south bank, joining Soldiers Field Road at each end
- Nonantum Road, on the south bank from the end of Soldiers Field Road into Newton
- North Beacon Street, a short stretch connecting Greenough Blvd with Charles River Road
- Soldiers Field Road, from the end of Storrow Drive through Allston and Brighton to the North Beacon Street Bridge, where it meets Nonantum Road
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