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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.