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Courthouse Maps MASSACHUSETTS COURT MAPS Select a link below to access the corresponding information. Selections containing asterisks (*) open a web page in your browser. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Massachusetts Counties BARNSTABLE COUNTY HAMPSHIRE COUNTY SUFFOLK COUNTY BARNSTABLE BELCHERTOWN BOSTON FALMOUTH HADLEY DIRECTIONS TO ORLEANS NORTHAMPTON U.S. COURTHOUSE BRIGHTON BERKSHIRE COUNTY CHARLESTOWN CHELSEA GREAT BARRINGTON MIDDLESEX COUNTY DORCHESTER NORTH ADAMS AYER EAST BOSTON PITTSFIELD CAMBRIDGE (EAST) CONCORD ROXBURY FRAMINGHAM SOUTH BOSTON BRISTOL COUNTY LOWELL WEST ROXBURY ATTLEBORO MALDEN FALL RIVER MARLBOROUGH NEW BEDFORD WORCESTER COUNTY MEDFORD TAUNTON CLINTON NATICK DUDLEY NEWTON EAST BROOKFIELD DUKES COUNTY SOMERVILLE FITCHBURG EDGARTOWN WALTHAM GARDNER WOBURN LEOMINSTER ESSEX COUNTY MILFORD GLOUCESTER UXBRIDGE HAVERHILL NANTUCKET COUNTY WESTBOROUGH IPSWICH NANTUCKET WINCHENDON LAWRENCE WORCESTER LYNN NEWBURYPORT NORFOLK COUNTY PEABODY BROOKLINE SALEM CANTON DEDHAM FRANKLIN COUNTY QUINCY GREENFIELD STOUGHTON ORANGE WRENTHAM HAMPDEN COUNTY CHICOPEE PLYMOUTH COUNTY HOLYOKE BROCKTON PALMER HINGHAM SPRINGFIELD PLYMOUTH WESTFIELD WAREHAM BARNSTABLE COUNTY 1 BARNSTABLE SUPERIOR COURT: 3195 Main Street 02630 (508-375-6684; TTY: 508-362-8350) PROBATE & FAMILY COURT: 3195 Main Street 02630 (508-375-6710, Probate: 508-375-6725, 6836; Domestic Relations: 508-375-6721) DISTRICT COURT: 3195 Main Street 02630 (508-375-6600; Civil: ext. 6785, 6827, 6786; Criminal: ext. 6778, 6777, 7680, 6781, 6784; Small Claims: ext. 6787, 6788; Jury of Six: ext. 6759; Summary Process: ext. 6825; Supplementary Process: ext. 6787) JUVENILE COURT: Main Street 02630 (Clerks: 508-362-1389; Probation: 508-362-8606) REGISTRY OF DEEDS: 3195 Main Street 02630 (508-362-7733) DISTRICT ATTORNEY: 3231 Main Street 02630 (508-362-8113) LAW LIBRARY: 3195 Main Street 02630 (508-362-8539) Not to scale RENDEZVOUS LA. 6A M MILLWAY AINS T. D R H To Provincetown . SUP G A DA U L . O E E N N V I A A P&F P REG Y JUV I D A T O S P I R D L I A 132 R LIB MAUSHOP RD. To Rt. 6 (Exit 6) To Boston HYANNIS ROAD From Boston, North Shore and South Shore: Take I-93 (Southeast Expressway) South to Rt. 3 South to Rt. 6 in Sagamore. Take Rt. 6 East over the Sagamore Bridge onto Cape Cod. Follow Rt. 6 East (Mid-Cape Hwy.) 12 miles to Exit 68 (Rt. 132). Take Rt. 132 North (Iyanough Rd.) 0.75 mile to Rt. 6A (Main St.). Make right onto Rt. 6A (Main St.) and travel East 2.5 miles to county offices/courts on right hand side. From West and Central: Take Mass Pike (I-90) to Exit 11A (I-495). Take I-495 South to Rt. 25 South to the Bourne Bridge. Travel over the Bourne Bridge onto Cape Cod to rotary. Go 3/4 around rotary and follow signs to Rt. 6, Sagamore. Travel 3 miles to Rt. 6 East (Mid-Cape Hwy.). Take Rt. 6 East (Mid-Cape Hwy.) to Exit 68 (Rt. 132) and follow directions from Boston, North Shore and South Shore above from Exit 6 (Rt. 132). Note: Hyannis Road is directly opposite Millway at the traffic lights. © 2020, Lawyers Diary and Manual, LLC. All rights reserved. Reprinted from the 2021 Massachusetts Lawyers Diary and Manual® with permission for personal use and reference only. Commercial use or distribution is strictly prohibited. 2 BARNSTABLE COUNTY FALMOUTH DISTRICT COURT: 161 Jones Road 02540 (508-495-1500; TTY: 508-457-1692) JUVENILE COURT: 161 Jones Road 02540 (508-495-1696) DISTRICT ATTORNEY: 161 Jones Road 02540 (508-457-1834) 28 Not to scale GIFFORD ST. HEUN DR. Falmouth Hospital BOURBON ST. JONES RD. 28 BAUER LA. DIST JUV PALMER AVE. COMANCHE DR.DA SKATING LA. DANIEL ST. GIFFORD ST. ELVIRA AVE. MAIN ST. MINOT ST. DAVIS RD. NURSERY RD. LYN LA. CHOATE LA. OAKWOOD AVE. PETERSON RD. LAKEVIEW AVE. PALMER AVE. MAIN ST. KATHHOWES LEE BATES RD. LA. DEPOT AVE. PALMER AVE. NO. PALMER AVE. MAIN ST. MAIN ST. GIFFORD ST. MAIN ST. MAIN ST. LOCUST ST. HEWINS ST. From all Points: Take best route to I-495 South. Continue South to Route 25 and proceed over the Bourne Bridge to Route 28 South. Follow Route 28 South approximately 10 miles to the intersection at Jones Road (1st traffic light after Bridge). Turn left onto Jones Road. Court House, former National Guard Armory, will be on your right directly across from Stephen’s Lane. Alternate Route from Greater Boston Area: Take Route 128 South to exit 4 (Route 24 South). Continue on Route 24 South to exit 14 (I-495 South). Follow Directions from above. © 2020, Lawyers Diary and Manual, LLC. All rights reserved. Reprinted from the 2021 Massachusetts Lawyers Diary and Manual® with permission for personal use and reference only. Commercial use or distribution is strictly prohibited. BARNSTABLE COUNTY 3 ORLEANS DISTRICT COURT: 237 Rock Harbor Road 02653 (508-255-4700) JUVENILE COURT: 237 Rock Harbor Road 02653 (508-240-5044) DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE: 237 Rock Harbor Road 02653 (508-255-7007) n w to e c in B rov R P o I D T G E R Not to scale D . DY ER PR IN 6 CE R D. DIST JUV DA P B R ID G E R D . WY . E H RD AP R D C BO MI AR K H ROC 6 n sto Bo To 6A Town Cove r e t en C s n a e l r O o T From Boston, North Shore and South Shore: Take I-93 (Southeast Expressway) South to Rt. 3 South to Rt. 6 in Sagamore. Take Rt. 6 East over the Sagamore Bridge onto Cape Cod. Follow Rt. 6 East (Mid-Cape Hwy.) 35 miles to Exit 12. Continue past Exit 12 1.8 miles to the rotary with Rt. 6 and Rt. 6A. Travel 3/4 around rotary. Make a right and immediate left onto Rock Harbor Rd. Courthouse is less than 1/2 mile on right. From West and Central: Take Mass Pike (I-90) to Exit 11A (I-495). Take I-495 South to Rt. 25 South to the Bourne Bridge. Travel over the Bourne Bridge onto Cape Cod to rotary. Go 3/4 around rotary and follow signs to Rt. 6, Sagamore. Travel 3 miles to Rt. 6 East (Mid-Cape Hwy.) and follow directions from Boston, North Shore and South Shore above from Rt. 6 East (Mid-Cape Hwy.). © 2020, Lawyers Diary and Manual, LLC. All rights reserved. Reprinted from the 2021 Massachusetts Lawyers Diary and Manual® with permission for personal use and reference only. Commercial use or distribution is strictly prohibited. © 2020, Lawyers Diary and Manual, LLC. All rights reserved. Reprinted from the 2021 Massachusetts Lawyers Diary and Manual® with permission for personal use and reference only. Commercial use or distribution is strictly prohibited. 4 From all points: Stockbridge. Make left onto Rt. 7 South (South St./Stockbridge Rd.) and travel 6 miles to State Rd. Stay right on State Rd. (still Rt. 7 south) and travel two blocks to Gilmore Avenue. Turn left on Gilmore and courthouse is on your left. For Registry of Deeds, take State Rd. to the end, then turn left onto Main St. Registry is in Town Hall, approximately ½ mile down on the right. Alternate Northern Route: miles to Rt. 9. Make right onto Rt. 9 and travel 3 miles to Rt. 7. Turn left onto Rt. 7 into Pittsfield Center. From Pittsfield, continue on Rt. 7 South 13 miles into Stockbridge Center. Follow directions from above from Rt. 7 South (South St./Stockbridge Rd.). DISTRICT COURT: 9 Gilmore Avenue 01230 (413-528-3520; TTY: 413-644-9867) REGISTRY OF DEEDS: Town Hall, 334 Main Street 01230 (413-528-0146) GREAT BARRINGTON (Southern Berkshire Division) RAILROAD ST. C Take the Mass Pike (I-90) to Exit 2 (Lee). Follow Rt. 102 West (Pleasant St./Main St.) 4.5 miles into A T S o R w T E n L G E H a S l l 102 T Take Rt. 2 West to North Adams to Rt. 8 South. Turn left onto Rt. 8 South and continue 20 . P P BERKSHIRE COUNTY 23 7 41 MAIN ST. - GREAT BARRINGTON 41 M A I N S S T . GILMORE AVE. T A - B C C S T R P H O E T I U D T O R R T D G C D A C I E K S . G H B T S E S R T S . T To Stockbridge I D . T G . 6.0 miles To Lenox E & Pittsfield HILLSIDE AVE. 7 STOCKBRIDGE RD. SCHOOL ST. RedLionInn To Great Barrington 7 Not to scale To Mass Pike & Lee 23 BERKSHIRE COUNTY 5 NORTH ADAMS (Northern Berkshire Division) DISTRICT COURT: 111 Holden Street 01247 (413-346-2391) JUVENILE COURT: 21 Holden Street 01247 (413-664-8700) ST. HOUGHTON RIVER ST. RIVER ST. River River P DIST MASS MoCA . T S N E D L EAGLE ST. O H ST. ANTHONY'S DR. 8A MASS MoCA . 2 T 2 UNION ST. S N E To I-91 & Boston D L O H MARSHALL ST. CENTER ST. JUV N. CHURCH ST. P . T City S P MA Hall IN E S L . T. G R A E P D N . O T I S G E E MAIN ST. L T A N T A S C I R E CHURCH ST. M A AMERICAN LEGION DR. ASHLAND ST. Not to scale 8 To Adams, Pittsfield 8A & Mass Pike From all points: Take the Mass Pike (I-90) to Exit 2 (Lee). After toll booth follow Rt. 20 North to Rt. 7 North to Pittsfield. Stay on Rt 7 North through Pittsfield (follow signs for Rt.
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