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MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPALITIES with THEIR COUNTIES, AREA CODES and ZIP CODES (Note: an X Indicates That the Municipality Has More Than One Zip Code) 190 MUNICIPALITIES, THEIR COUNTIES, AREA CODES AND ZIP CODES MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPALITIES WITH THEIR COUNTIES, AREA CODES AND ZIP CODES (Note: An X indicates that the municipality has more than one Zip Code) Abington (Plymouth) (781, 339) ...........02351 Burlington (Middlesex) (781, 339)....01803, 01805 East Carver (Plymouth) (508, 774) .........02355 Accord (Plymouth) (508, 774) .............02018 Buzzards Bay (Barnstable) (508, 774) . 02532, 02542 East Charlemont (Franklin) (413) ..........01370 Acton (Middlesex) (978, 351). 01718, 01719, 01720 Byfield (Essex) (971).................... 01922 East Dedham (see Dedham) Acushnet (Bristol) (508, 774)........02743, 02745 Cambridge (Middlesex) (617, 857) . 021XX, 02238 East Deerfield (Franklin) (413) ............01342 Adams (Berkshire) (413) ................. 01220 Cambridgeport (Middlesex) (617, 857) ......02139 East Dennis (Barnstable) (508, 774) ........02641 Agawam (Hampden) (413) ...............01001 Canton (Norfolk) (781, 339)...............02021 East Douglas (Worcester) (508, 774) .......01516 Alford (Berkshire) (413) ........... 01230, 01266 Carlisle (Middlesex) (978, 351) ............01741 East Dracut (see Dracut) Allendale (Berkshire) (413) ...............01201 Carver (Plymouth) (508, 774) .............02330 East Falmouth (Barnstable) (508, 774) ......02536 Allston (Suffolk) (617, 857) ...............02134 Cataumet (Barnstable) (508, 774) ..........02534 East Freetown (Bristol) (508, 774) .........02717 Amesbury (Essex) (978, 351) .............01913 Cathedral (Suffolk) (617, 857) .............02118 East Harwich (Barnstable) (508, 774) .......02645 Amherst (Hampshire) (413).........0100X, 01059 Cedarville (Plymouth) (508, 774)...........02360 East Leverett (Franklin) (413) .............01054 Andover (Essex) (978, 351) ........018XX, 05501 Centerville (Barnstable) (508, 774) . 02632, 02634 East Longmeadow (Hampden) (413). 01028, 01116 Aquinnah (Dukes) (508, 774) .............02535 Central Village (Bristol) (508, 774) .........02790 East Lynn (Essex) (781, 339) .............01904 Arlington (Middlesex) (781, 339).....02474, 02476 Chappaquiddick Island (Dukes) (508, 774) . 02539 East Mansfield (Bristol) (508, 774) .........02031 Arlington Heights (Middlesex) (781, 339) . 02475 Charlemont (Franklin) (413) ........01339, 01346 East Millbury (Worcester) (508,774) ........01527 Ashburnham (Worcester) (978, 351) .......01430 Charlestown (Suffolk) (617, 857) ..........02129 East Milton (Norfolk) (617, 857) ...........02186 Ashby (Middlesex) (978, 351) .............01431 Charlton (Worcester) (508, 774) ...........01507 East Orleans (Barnstable) (508, 774) .......02643 Ashfield (Franklin) (413) ................. 01330 Charlton City (Worcester) (508, 774) .......01508 East Otis (Berkshire) (413) ...............01029 Ashland (Middlesex) (508, 774) ...........01721 Charlton Depot (Worcester) (508, 774)......01509 East Pembroke (Plymouth) (508, 774) ......02359 Ashley Falls (Berkshire) (413) ............01222 Chartley (Bristol) (508, 774) ..............02712 East Pepperell (Middlesex) (978, 351) ......01463 Assinippi (Plymouth) (781, 339) ...........02339 Chatham (Barnstable) (508, 774) ..........02633 East Princeton (Worcester) (978, 351) ......01517 Assonet (Bristol) (508, 774)...............02702 Chelmsford (Middlesex) (978, 351).........01824 East Sandwich (Barnstable) (508, 774) .....02537 Astor (Suffolk) (617, 857) ................02123 Chelsea (Suffolk) (617, 857) ..............02150 East Somerville (Middlesex) (617, 857) .....02143 Athol (Worcester) (978, 351) ..............01331 Cherry Brook (Middlesex) (781, 339) .......02493 East Taunton (Bristol) (508, 774) ..........02718 Attleboro (Bristol) (508, 774)..............02703 Cherry Valley (Worcester) (508, 774) .......01611 East Templeton (Worcester) (978, 351) .....01438 Attleboro Falls (Bristol) (508, 774) .........02763 Cheshire (Berkshire) (413) ...............01225 East Walpole (Norfolk) (508, 774) ..........02032 Auburn (Worcester) (508, 774) ............01501 Chester (Hampden) (413) ................01011 East Wareham (Plymouth) (508, 774) .......02538 Auburndale (Middlesex) (617, 857).........02466 Chesterfield (Hampshire) (413)............01012 East Watertown (Middlesex) (617, 857) .....02472 Avon (Norfolk) (508, 774) ................02322 Chestnut Hill (Middlesex, Norfolk & East Weymouth (Norfolk) (781, 339)........02189 Ayer (Middlesex) (978, 351).........01432, 01434 Suffolk) (617, 857).................... 02467 East Windsor (Berkshire) (413)............01270 Babson Park (Norfolk) (781, 339) .........02457 Chicopee (Hampden) (413). 01013, 01014, 0102X Eastham (Barnstable) (508, 774)...........02642 Back Bay (see Boston) Chilmark (Dukes) (508, 774) .............02535 Easthampton (Hampshire) (413)...........01027 Baldwinville (Worcester) (978, 351) ........01436 Clarksburg (Berkshire) (413)..............01247 Easton (Bristol) (508, 774)................02334 Ballardvale (Essex) (978, 351) ............01810 Clinton (Worcester) (978, 351) ............01510 Edgartown (Dukes) (508, 774) ............02539 Baptist Corner (Franklin) (413) ............01370 Cochituate (Middlesex) (978, 351) .........01778 Edgemere (Worcester) (508, 774) ..........01545 Barnstable (Barnstable) (508, 774) .........02630 Cohasset (Norfolk) (781, 339) .............02025 Egremont (Berkshire) (413)...............01230 Barre (Worcester) (978, 351) ..............01005 Cold Spring (Berkshire) (413) .............01253 Elmwood (Plymouth) (781, 339) ...........02337 Bass River (Barnstable) (508, 774) .........02664 Collinsville (Middlesex) (978, 351) .........01826 Erving (Franklin) (413)................... 01344 Bay State Village (Hampshire) (413)........01062 Colrain (Franklin) (413) .................. 01340 Essex (Essex) (978, 351)................. 01929 Beachmont (Suffolk) (617, 857) ...........02151 Concord (Middlesex) (978, 351) ...........01742 Essex Falls (see Essex) Beacon Hill (see Boston) Conomo Point (see Essex) Everett (Middlesex) (617, 857) ............02149 Becket (Berkshire) (413) ................. 01223 Conway (Franklin) (413) ................. 01341 Fairhaven (Bristol) (508, 774) .............02719 Bedford (Middlesex) (781, 339) ......01730, 01731 Cotuit (Barnstable) (508, 774) .............02635 Fall River (Bristol) (508, 774) .............0272X Belchertown (Hampshire) (413) ...........01007 Crescent Mills (Hampshire) (413) ..........01050 Falmouth (Barnstable) (508, 774) . 02540, 02541, 02543 Bellingham (Norfolk) (508, 774) ...........02019 Cummaquid (Barnstable) (508, 774)........02637 Farley (Franklin) (413) ................... 01344 Belmont (Middlesex) (617, 857) ...........02478 Cummington (Hampshire) (413) ...........01026 Fayville (Worcester) (508, 774) ............01745 Berkley (Bristol) (508, 774) ...............02779 Cushman (Hampshire) (413)..............01002 Feeding Hills (Hampden) (413)............01030 Berkshire (Berkshire) (413)...............01224 Cuttyhunk (Dukes) (508, 774).............02713 Fiskdale (Worcester) (508, 774) .....01518, 01521 Berkshire Heights (Berkshire) (413)........01230 Dalton (Berkshire) (413) ...........01226, 01227 Fitchburg (Worcester) (978, 351) ..........01420 Berlin (Worcester) (978, 351) .............01503 Danvers (Essex) (978, 351)...............01923 Florence (Hampshire) (413) ..............01062 Bernardston (Franklin) (413)..............01337 Dartmouth (Bristol) (508, 774) . 02714, 02747, 02748 Florida (Berkshire) (413) ................. 01247 Beverly (Essex) (978, 351) ...............01915 Dedham (Norfolk) (781, 339) ........02026, 02027 Forestdale (Barnstable) (508, 774) .........02644 Beverly Farms (Essex) (978, 351) .........01915 Deerfield (Franklin) (413) ................01342 Forest Park (see Springfield) Big Pond (Berkshire) (413) ...............01029 Dennis (Barnstable) (508, 774) ............02638 Forge Village (Middlesex) (978, 351) .......01886 Billerica (Middlesex) (978, 351)......01821, 01822 Dennisport (Barnstable) (508, 774).........02639 Fort Devens (Middlesex) (978, 351) ........01432 Blackstone (Worcester) (508, 774) .........01504 Devens (Middlesex) (978, 351) ......01432, 01434 Foxborough (Norfolk) (508, 774) ..........02035 Blandford (Hampden) (413) ..............01008 Dighton (Bristol) (508, 774) ...............02715 Framingham (Middlesex) (508, 774)........0170X Blissville (Franklin) (413) ................01364 Dodgeville (see Attleboro) Franklin (Norfolk) (508, 774) ..............02038 Bolton (Worcester) (978, 351) .............01740 Dorchester (Suffolk) (617, 857)............0212X Freetown (Bristol) (508, 774)..............02702 Bondsville (Hampden) (413)..............01009 Dorothy Pond (see Millbury) Gardner (Worcester) (978, 351)............01440 Boston (Suffolk) (617, 857) ........021XX, 022XX Douglas (Worcester) (508, 774) ...........01516 Gay Head (Dukes) (508, 774) .............02535 Bourne (Barnstable) (508, 774) ............02532 Dover (Norfolk) (508, 774) ................02030 Georgetown (Essex) (978, 351) ...........01833 Boxborough (Middlesex) (978, 351) ........01719 Dracut (Middlesex) (978, 351) .............01826 Gilbertville (Worcester) (413) .............01031 Boxford (Essex) (978, 351) ...............01921 Dracut Center (see Dracut) Gill (Franklin) (413) ..................... 01354 Boylston (Worcester) (508, 774) ...........01505 Drury (Berkshire) (413) .................. 01343 Glendale (Berkshire) (413) ...............01229 Bradford (Essex) (781, 339) ..............01835 Dudley (Worcester) (508, 774) ............01571 Globe Village (Worcester)
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