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DoIT Data & Analytics
Using the My Neighborhood tool on Boston.gov, residents can search an address and find city resources closest to them, including City Councilor information, the nearest public library and park, early voting information,…
Updated Nov 9, 2026
Planning Department
Census Tracts are small geographic subdivisions of a county, designed by the U.S. Census Bureau to track population change over time. A census tract population ranges from 1,200 to 8,000 people. Because population and…
Updated Nov 8, 2026
Boston Maps
The Census Bureau does not recognize or release data for Boston neighborhoods. However, Census block groups can be aggregated to approximate Boston neighborhood boundaries to allow for reporting and visualization of…
Updated Nov 8, 2026
Boston Maps
Boston Neighborhood Boundaries represent a combination of zoning neighborhood boundaries, zip code boundaries and 2010 census tract boundaries. These boundaries are used in the broad sense for visualization purposes,…
Updated Nov 8, 2026
Boston Maps
The Department of Neighborhood Development (DND) takes care of city owned property, including the maintanence of buildings and vacant land on foreclosed or abondened property that is suitable for development. This is a…
Updated May 21, 2019
Boston Maps
The Department of Neighborhood Development (DND) takes care of city owned property, including the maintanence of buildings and vacant land. This is a legacy dataset that provides information on these properties…
Updated May 21, 2019
Boston Maps
The Department of Neighborhood Development (DND) takes care of city owned property, including the maintanence of buildings and vacant land. This is a legacy dataset that provides information on these properties…
Updated May 21, 2019
