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W King School Park E Deer St. Park N Ceylon Park T PIA S M Savin Hill Yacht Club E GRA A A R Soldiers Monument V E B E U Childrens Park O S R N R O McConnell Park S E Coppens Square W U T Brunswick-king Play Area R V D Dorchester Bay A SouthT St Mall Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation E A A Allen Park Y H E T L O L R Newton St Parcel S I A T I Savin Hill Malibu Murphy Plgd English High Fields H R B Log School Community Garden BOSTON E E M Beach U Beach E WASHINGTON STREET U OL Norton St. Park PIERPOINT ROAD L T C Neponset River Greenway B Dorchester to Boston Harborwalk QUINCY Public Ground Yacht Club Franklin Park Zoo to DCR Dorchester Shore to Boston Harbor Islands E IV MOUNT IDA National Recreation Area DR Beades Bridge Reservation NS MOUNT BOWDOIN RA Public parking Multi-use path Area of Critical Environmental Concern*TE E V Nickerson Beach/chappel Rock Southwest R Walnut Hills Cemetery Carry-in boat launch Path in design ARBORWAY Salt marsh A Rainbow Corridor W H GENEVA AVENUE Swash S Franklin Park ARBORWAY I W W A Byrne 14 Public boat ramp Path on road DCR owned or managed E S J H Commercial IN Playground M G M T Point Other major FORESTpath HILLS O FIELDS CORNER OO Neponset Squantum Parkways Other parkland N RR S RR River T Point CENTRE STREET II R SS Allandale Woods Iii Cr E S S mouth Park E 13 *Areas of Critical Environmental Concern are managed by DCR for their significant natural and cultural resources. Learn more EE T at www.mass.gov/dcr/stewardship/acec.Arnold NOTE: this is not a survey plan; locations are not authoritative. dn2011-07, rev. 2014-09. YY Victory Brandegee Estate Cr B Arboretum FOREST O Road U L Park Squantum HILLS DORCHESTER D E A V O Naval Air Station EET R AA Mile TR Y RR ½ MORTON STREET RD S R Historic Site HARVA O DD VIC T McMorrow Allandale Woods I Playground Forest Hill Riverwalk HYDE PARK AVENUE Tenean Cemetery T N Beach E E E P DORCHESTER SHAWMUT O R TALBOT AVENUE N T SquantumS Marshes S Port CENTER E Billing M A T Norfolk U D A Marsh T A V N M E N A S U U S E T Q AY R S W E T WASHINGTON STREET ROSLINDALE H E S CENTRE STREET IG H T N A GIO E LE Boston BLUE HILL AVENUE Billings AN D IC Nature ASHMONT STREET Creek V R Garvey L E B M Center Myles Standish School A Playground A E H S R RR E D IVE R OR NEPONSET Bridge E SH D CY E N ELGRADE AVENU IN B A U HYDE PARK AVENUE Neponset Ave M Q M 12 Bridge M O O R T QUINCY SHORE DRIVE C TO E Toohig T N E E ST R E REE ST ASHMONT Park R T K to Emerald Necklace T OL S RF D O to Quincy Shore Reservation R N A G The V Hallet Street Quincy Shore R W R Mt Hope A Riverside A A Brook Reservation H L N K NORTH QUINCY Cemetery I Martin H T MOUNT HOPE I E L DORCHESTER AVENUE Playground L A Riverwalk N West Roxbury Parkway S V E T GALLIVAN BOULEVARD E T Davenport W R N E Neponset 3A E E U P E CEDAR GROVE Creek O MORTON STREET R E Park T R T Pope T S BLUE HILL AVENUE Cedar Grove A S John Paul Sagamore V M Cemetery E A II N Creek U D Park E A E Atlantic Jr High Granite Ave X T Skate Quarry Pg First water-powered mill in America E NORTH Bridge N QUINCY Dorchester Riverwalk SI B O Cavanaugh Field A Baker Chocolate Factory Park N B CLARENDON HILLS S First chocolate company in America O NORTH QUINCYFrancis Parker School N S 11 3A T LOWER MILLS R Ware Mill E Public Deck E 28 T Adams St Bridge Lower Overlook Mills Park BUTLER Gulliver's Landing HANCOCK STREET Lower Mills Dam T Mass Fields Pg WASHINGTON STREET MATTAPAN Gorge E Granite Railway E ET Central Ave Bridge R CU VER STRE RR Bridge National Historic Site T N MM RI S E IN W S H M IGH Ryan First commercial railway U P WAY T O MILTON Ventura in America N R Park A U T CENTRAL AVENUE Park Q MONTCLAIR A S V Rice Islands S T E Bicycle Path Access WE N Gulliver's Creek U E VALLEY ROAD MILTON VILLAGE Town Neponset Neponset River Estuary Landing Marshes Aea of MATTAPAN CAPEN STREET WOLLASTON W Mattapan Square Bridge Critical Environmental Concern Wright O O GRANITE AVENUE Golf D E City Natives Garden Center Hutchinson's Field N Course A Forbes N V E Kennedy Playground Suffolk Resolves Pierce K E Woods N Neponset Espalande Park IN Historic Marker G U Reservation E P A E MILTON R Model for the U QUINCY K N UPPER MILLS Declaration W E A of Independence WollastonStafford School Park V Y A First paper mill in America MILTON K T R B 93 EE A T&H Dam to DCR R TR P O S Playground O E Stony Brook Reservation E Blue Hills K L R EA D O 1 B Reservation A TURNER'S Y D H POND BROOK ROAD Pine Tree Brook TRUMAN PARKWAY EAST MILTON 10 AD RO HYDE PARK OK BRO Stoney Brae Playground AD AM R S S BLUE HILL AVENUE E TR E EE Y D T A S Furnace Brook Golf Club D W Stony Brook A BLUE HILLSPARKWAY K BLUE HILLSPARKWAY L R Reservation E A R Y P O A A HYDE PARK 28 RANDOLPH AVENUE W M D K R A Unquity Brook A H FAIRMOUNT P D TRUMAN HIGHWAY 9 K E O D First industrial canal Mother RO WEST QUINCY E B in America AC ADAMS STREET Brook RN Confluence Fairmount Ave Bridge MILTON FU Hyde Park Ave Bridge CENTER CANTON AVENUE Whitwell St Pk Pg FAIRMOUNT Blake WILLARD STREET Reservation Dana Ave Bridge Rd Park Estates Kelley B St Footbridge POPE'S Playground POND Glenwood Ave Footbridge -40 feet deep- North Commons Mill Mill Pond Neponset River Basin Fairview Cemetery Pond BLUE HILLS Dam - 120 square miles - Smith & Quarry St Pg Knight St BOSTON map Quincy C Trout Brook OP Stone Mill Bridge 138 EL Footbridge Moynihan area QuarriesDorchester AN D Bay S Play MILTON T IN RE Mother T E Colella Center E T R Brook S Playground T A Shea Park Reservation T Martini E 9 3 UNQUITY ROAD Memorial UNQUITY ROAD Shell READVILLE Dedham Rail-trailWEST MILTON STREET Granite Links Sterling Jr High School Golf Course Great Blue Hill - 635 feet - to DCR Balaster Brook Stony Brook Truman Parkway Bridge READVILLE NEPONSETReservation VALLEY PARKWAY Paul's Bridge Fowl Meadow and Ponkapoag Bog RUSSELL T E Area of POND E R Critical Environmental Concern T T S E E Neponset River D R to DCR R A T N S Blue Hills Reservation L E E L U Fowl Meadow P - 29 miles long - I O CAMP G W A N R S SAYRE P E S T I Town Forest Neponset Reservoir - 265 feet - N V T A E L L Blue Hills Reservation R E S Capen School T Y 3 PA 9 A R T K E Neponset ValleyW Parkway E AY T 9 B A 3 TAW UT T R S KA OA 3 HIC D Quincy Cemetery R C E T N Eustis-jeffries Conservation Land I Neponset River Reservation Chestnut Run Realty Trust.
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