Neighborhood Areas
The City of Boston is officially divided into 21 neighborhoods for purposes of neighborhood services programs. These are:
- Allston/Brighton
- Back Bay
- Bay Village
- Beacon Hill
- Charlestown
- Chinatown/Leather District
- Dorchester
- Downtown/Financial District
- East Boston
- Fenway/Kenmore
- Hyde Park
- Jamaica Plain
- Mattapan
- Mission Hill
- North End
- Roslindale
- Roxbury
- South Boston
- South End
- West End
- West Roxbury
Some insular territories are administered as part of the Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area.
Read more about this topic: Neighborhoods In Boston
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