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• Dana Avenue Urban Wild — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Dana Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617306 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Daniel E. O'Connor Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Redfield St at Water St.
• Daniel Withington House (19 Ashland St.) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• Dark Hollow Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612729 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• DeFilippo Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 135 Prince Street.
• DeForest Urban Wild — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 70 Deforest St.
• Dearborn Street Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Dearborn Street at Albany Street.
• Deer Island — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614064 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Deer Island Flats — A flat entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614065 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Deer Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 39 Deer Street.
• Delano Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2P Delano Park.
• Dell Rock — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 40 Dell Avenue.
• Dell Rock II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 40 Dell Avenue.
• Dennis Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 138 Moreland Street.
• Denton Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1 Wayland Street.
• Devils Back — A bar entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614066 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Devine Memorial Rink Grounds — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 995 Morrissey Blvd.
• Dewey Square Parks — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Diamond Creek — A stream entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612731 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Diamond Creek Marshes — A swamp entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 603474 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dike Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 618039 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dock Square — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1877489 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Doherty Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 349 Bunker Hill Street.
• Doherty/Gibson Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1545 Dorchester Avenue.
• Doleful Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612732 in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Donald McKay House [barn razed 5-2022, owner must rebuild] — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & grounds (parcel 61090).
• Dooley Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 272 Reservation Road.
• Dorchester — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612904 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 4663 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Dorchester Bay — A bay entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612905 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Center — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612907 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Heights — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617307 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Heights NHS — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 95R G St.
• Dorchester North Burying Ground — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Topography, walkways, headstones, walls (Parcel 3999).
• Dorchester Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2180 Dorchester Avenue.
• Dorchester Park Access Easement — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Hutchinson St.
• Dorchester Peninsula — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617410 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Dorchester Pottery Works — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior and Kiln.
• Dorchester South Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2095 Dorchester Avenue.
• Doris F. Tillman Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 45 Lambert Avenue.
• Downer Avenue Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 40 Downer Avenue.
• Downtown — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 397 acres. This is the official layer: the boundary an authority drew. What people call this place, and where they say it reaches, are filed separately as attested claims.
• Downtown Crossing — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 607003 in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. The name is the one the United States Board on Geographic Names has recorded; what the place is called locally is filed separately as an attested claim.
• Doyle Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 940 River Street.
• Draper Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 5265 Washington Street.
• Dudley Square — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Dudley Town Common — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 366-378 Dudley Street 421-425 Dudley Street.
• Duffie Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2 Stratford Street.
• Dunbarton Woods — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Dunbarton Road.