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• Eagle Rock — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612733 in Essex 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.
• East Boston — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612734 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.
• East Boston — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• East Boston — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 3012 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.
• East Boston Memorial Park I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 143 Porter St.
• East Boston Memorial Park II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 143 Porter St.
• East Boston Memorial Park III — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 143 Porter St.
• East Cambridge — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612909 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.
• East First Street Dog Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 750 E First Street.
• East Milton — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612910 in Norfolk 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.
• East Somerville — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612735 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.
• Ebenezer Hancock House (interior & exterior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & original interior features (parcel 3346).
• Edgerly Road Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 6 Edgerly Road.
• Edgeworth — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612736 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.
• Edward Everett House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & landscape features (ward 2, parcel 3733).
• Egleston Square — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Egleston Square Peace Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 3131 Washington Street.
• Egypt Beach — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 615041 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.
• Eliot Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 16 Eustis Street.
• Elisha Loring House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Ell Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612738 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.
• Elliot Norton Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 295 Tremont Street.
• Elm Hill Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 21P Elm Hill Park.
• Elmhurst Street Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 27-35 Elmhurst Street.
• Emerald Necklace (Riverway, Olmsted Park, Willow Pond Meadow, Jamaica Pond) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Landforms, Waterbodies, Vegetation, Roadways, Structures (Exterior) (Parcels 1994, 1994-1, 1965, 318, 1585, 2186).
• Emmel Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 23 South Fairview Street.
• Emmons Horrigan and ONeil Rink Grounds — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 46 Union Street.
• Endicott Triangle — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At Btwn Endicott, Stillman, & Cross Sts.
• English H.S. Athletic Fields — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 20 Williams Street.
• Erie/Ellington Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 125 Erie Street.
• Ernst Chery Jr. Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 74 Orlando Street.
• Essex Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 23-25 Essex Street.
• Eustis Street Architectural Conservation District — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Eustis Street Protection Area — A historic district as bounded by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Everett — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612739 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.
• Evergreen Cemetery — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2060 Commonwealth Avenue.