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• Waitts Mountain — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612837 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.
• Wakefield Junction — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612839 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.
• Walden Pond — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612840 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.
• Walker Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 550 Norfolk Street.
• Walnut Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At B/w 40-57 Walnut Park.
• Walsh Playground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1005 Washington Street.
• Walter Street Cemetery — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 155 Walter Street.
• Waltham Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2 Waltham Street.
• Wamoset Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617035 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.
• Wanapanaquin Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612842 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.
• Wang Theater (interior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Interior Only (Parcels 5640 & 5640-1).
• Wards Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613026 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.
• Warren House, The — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior.
• Washington St Gateway — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• Watson Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 15 Taylor Street.
• Webster Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 18 Webster Street.
• Weider Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 131 Dale Street.
• Welch Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612402 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.
• Weld Hill Tract — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1300 CENTRE ST.
• Wellesley Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 25 Wellesley Park.
• Wellington — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612844 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.
• Wellington Green — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 561 Columbus Ave.
• Wellington Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613027 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.
• Wellington Marsh — A swamp entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612845 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.
• Wesleyan Association Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• West 2nd Garden — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 174 W Second St.
• West Austin Rock — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 216 West Street.
• West End — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 190 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.
• West Everett — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612846 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.
• West Head — A cliff entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614170 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.
• West Hill (historical) — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1877499 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.
• West Link Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• West Quincy — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613028 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.
• West Roxbury — An official neighborhood of Boston, as bounded by the Boston Planning Department — 3516 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.
• West Roxbury — A Main Streets commercial district as bounded by the City of Boston.
• West Roxbury — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612406 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.
• West Roxbury H.S. Athletic Fields — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1205 VFW Parkway.
• West Roxbury High School Marsh — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• West Roxbury Parkway — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• West Somerville — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612847 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.
• West Street — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2 West Street.
• West of Washington Family Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 217, 221-231 Norwell Street.
• Westerly Burying Ground — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 2015 Centre Street.
• Western Channel — A channel entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617378 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.
• Western Way — A gut entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614168 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.
• Wharf District Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Whip Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612849 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.
• Whitings Ledge — A island entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617859 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.
• Wilbur Theater (Interior/Exterior) — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & Interior vestibule, lobby, auditorium, basement lounge and restroom anterooms (Parcel 5645).
• William Lloyd Garrison House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior Only.
• William Monroe Trotter House — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission. At Exterior & grounds (parcel 22110).
• Williams Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 140 Williams Avenue.
• Willow Pond — A lake entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 607170 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.
• Willow Pond Meadow — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Willowwood Rock — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 30 Willlowwood Street.
• Wilson Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 10 Wilson Park.
• Wilson Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 40 Dunboy Street.
• Windmill Point (historical) — A cape entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 1877493 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.
• Winter Hill — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612854 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.
• Winter Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612853 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.
• Winthrop — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613454 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.
• Winthrop Beach — A beach entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613455 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.
• Winthrop Beach — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613391 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.
• Winthrop Census Designated Place — A census entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 2378050 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.
• Winthrop Head — A cliff entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 614176 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.
• Winthrop Highlands — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613456 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.
• Winthrop Hill — A summit entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612855 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.
• Winthrop Playground I — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 21 Danube Street.
• Winthrop Playground II — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 43-45 Danube St.
• Winthrop Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 55 Winthrop Street.
• Winthrop-Carter Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Wolf Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 190 Harold Street.
• Wollaston — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 613031 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.
• Wollaston Beach — A beach entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 617032 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.
• Wollaston Channel — A channel entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 600179 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.
• Wood Island Bay Edge Park — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Wood Island Extension Path — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory.
• Woodhaven — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 60 Woodhaven Street.
• Woodworth Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 105 Beacon Street.
• Worcester Square — Protected open space in the City of Boston open-space inventory. At 1P Worcester Square.
• Worthington Building — A property designated a landmark by the Boston Landmarks Commission.
• Wrights Pond — A reservoir entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612856 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.
• Wyoming — A populated place entered on the federal register of geographic names as feature 612857 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.