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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Department of Industrial Accidents Wednesday 05/18/2011 15:51 City Table as of: 05/18/2011 RPT330 Available: Y Sort By: CITY, STATE, REGION Region: ALL City State Region Avail City ID ABBEVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 512349 ABBOT MAINE LAWRENCE Y 510081 ABBOTT PARK ILLINOIS BOSTON Y 512191 ABERDEEN MARYLAND BOSTON Y 511701 ABERDEEN NORTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 504060 ABILENE KANSAS BOSTON Y 500476 ABILENE TEXAS BOSTON Y 504558 ABINGDON MARYLAND BOSTON Y 501511 ABINGTON CONNECTICUT WORCESTER Y 2 ABINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Y 3 ABSENCON NEW JERSEY BOSTON Y 502575 ABU DHABI FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 4 ACAPESKET MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER Y 503904 ACCORD MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Y 5 ACCORD NEW YORK BOSTON Y 502017 ACRAMDALE NEW YORK BOSTON Y 6 ACTON MAINE LAWRENCE Y 9 ACTON MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Y 8 ACTON CENTER MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Y 503905 ACUSHNET MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER Y 10 ACWORTH GEORGIA BOSTON Y 504778 ACWORTH NEW HAMPSHIRE BOSTON Y 510912 ADA OKLAHOMA BOSTON Y 512125 ADAMANT VERMONT BOSTON Y 503154 ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS SPRINGFIELD Y 11 ADAMS RHODE ISLAND BOSTON Y 12 ADAMS CENTER NEW YORK BOSTON Y 510553 ADAMSDALE MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER Y 501727 ADAMSVILLE RHODE ISLAND FALL RIVER Y 500870 ADDIS LOUISIANA BOSTON Y 505117 ADDISON ALABAMA BOSTON Y 510484 ADDISON ILLINOIS BOSTON Y 500509 ADDISON NEW YORK FALL RIVER Y 500013 ADDISON TEXAS BOSTON Y 504625 ADELPHI MARYLAND BOSTON Y 503113 ADKINS TEXAS BOSTON Y 512317 ADRIAN WEST VIRGINIA BOSTON Y 504960 AFTON NEW YORK BOSTON Y 510282 AGAWAM MASSACHUSETTS SPRINGFIELD Y 13 AGAWAM BEACH MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER Y 503907 AGENCY MISSOURI BOSTON Y 501216 AGOURA HILLS CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 500488 AGUADILLA PUERTO RICO BOSTON Y 503304 AGUAS BUENAS PUERTO RICO BOSTON Y 504323 AGUIRRE PUERTO RICO BOSTON Y 14 AIEA HAWAII BOSTON Y 503883 AIKENS SOUTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 502297 AKACJOWA POLAND FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 502701 AKRON ALABAMA BOSTON Y 504257 AKRON NEW YORK BOSTON Y 503044 AKRON OHIO BOSTON Y 16 AKRON PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 512309 ALABASTER ALABAMA BOSTON Y 512341 ALACHUA FLORIDA BOSTON Y 17 ALAMAGORDO NEW MEXICO BOSTON Y 504150 ALAMEDA CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 501997 ALAMEDA NEW MEXICO BOSTON Y 510843 ALAMO CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 503082 ALAMO TEXAS BOSTON Y 512240 ALAMOSA COLORADO BOSTON Y 504791 ALANSON MICHIGAN BOSTON Y 502751 ALBANY CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 511233 ALBANY GEORGIA BOSTON Y 19 ALBANY LOUISIANA BOSTON Y 502366 ALBANY NEW HAMPSHIRE BOSTON Y 504259 ALBANY NEW YORK BOSTON Y 18 ALBANY OREGON BOSTON Y 510000 ALBANY VERMONT LAWRENCE Y 504938 Page 1 of 128 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Department of Industrial Accidents Wednesday 05/18/2011 15:51 City Table as of: 05/18/2011 RPT330 Available: Y Sort By: CITY, STATE, REGION Region: ALL City State Region Avail City ID ALBERT CANADA FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 503600 ALBERT LEA MINNESOTA BOSTON Y 511228 ALBERTA CANADA FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 503684 ALBERTSON NEW YORK BOSTON Y 511315 ALBERTVILLE ALABAMA BOSTON Y 505106 ALBION MAINE LAWRENCE Y 501768 ALBION MICHIGAN BOSTON Y 503471 ALBION NEW YORK BOSTON Y 503786 ALBION PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 504862 ALBION RHODE ISLAND BOSTON Y 23 ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO BOSTON Y 21 ALBURQUERQUE NEW MEXICO BOSTON Y 511034 ALCESTER SOUTH DAKOTA BOSTON Y 512257 ALCOA TENNESSEE BOSTON Y 511076 ALCOTT INDIANA BOSTON Y 502734 ALDEN NEW YORK BOSTON Y 512027 ALERTON FLORIDA BOSTON Y 500617 ALEXANDER ALASKA BOSTON Y 510815 ALEXANDER NEW YORK BOSTON Y 504915 ALEXANDER NORTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 503874 ALEXANDER CITY ALABAMA BOSTON Y 510452 ALEXANDRIA FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 501282 ALEXANDRIA INDIANA BOSTON Y 511029 ALEXANDRIA MINNESOTA BOSTON Y 505025 ALEXANDRIA NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWRENCE Y 504545 ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA BOSTON Y 25 ALFORD FLORIDA BOSTON Y 504561 ALFORD MASSACHUSETTS SPRINGFIELD Y 501049 ALFRED MAINE LAWRENCE Y 27 ALGOMA WISCONSIN BOSTON Y 510749 ALGONA IOWA BOSTON Y 504645 ALHAMBRA CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 501251 ALIQUIPPA PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 500736 ALISO VIEJO CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 504754 ALLAMUCHY NEW JERSEY BOSTON Y 504068 ALLANDALE FLORIDA BOSTON Y 500312 ALLEN TEXAS BOSTON Y 500906 ALLEN PARK MICHIGAN BOSTON Y 511680 ALLENDALE NEW JERSEY BOSTON Y 504134 ALLENHURST NEW JERSEY BOSTON Y 500048 ALLENTOWN NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWRENCE Y 500552 ALLENTOWN NEW JERSEY BOSTON Y 503713 ALLENTOWN PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 30 ALLENWOOD GEORGIA BOSTON Y 511748 ALLERTON MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Y 503908 ALLIANCE NEBRASKA BOSTON Y 504331 ALLIANCE OHIO BOSTON Y 501635 ALLISON PARK PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 501051 ALLSTON MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Y 31 ALMA ARKANSAS BOSTON Y 511933 ALMA MICHIGAN BOSTON Y 511985 ALNA MAINE LAWRENCE Y 501444 ALPENA MICHIGAN BOSTON Y 500349 ALPHARETTA GEORGIA BOSTON Y 500074 ALPINE UTAH BOSTON Y 500308 ALSIP ILLINOIS BOSTON Y 504786 ALSTEAD NEW HAMPSHIRE SPRINGFIELD Y 32 ALTA VISTA VIRGINIA BOSTON Y 501147 ALTAMONT NEW YORK SPRINGFIELD Y 503354 ALTAMONTE FLORIDA BOSTON Y 501125 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FLORIDA BOSTON Y 502958 ALTMAR NEW YORK BOSTON Y 501766 ALTO TEXAS BOSTON Y 501841 ALTON ALABAMA BOSTON Y 500689 ALTON NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWRENCE Y 33 ALTON BAY NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWRENCE Y 7 ALTONA NEW YORK BOSTON Y 505129 ALTOONA PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 502052 Page 2 of 128 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Department of Industrial Accidents Wednesday 05/18/2011 15:51 City Table as of: 05/18/2011 RPT330 Available: Y Sort By: CITY, STATE, REGION Region: ALL City State Region Avail City ID ALTUS ARKANSAS BOSTON Y 510066 ALVADA OHIO BOSTON Y 35 ALVARADO TEXAS BOSTON Y 505038 ALVIN TEXAS BOSTON Y 500912 AMAGANSETT NEW YORK BOSTON Y 504372 AMANA IOWA BOSTON Y 511343 AMARILLO TEXAS BOSTON Y 500056 AMBLER PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 502378 AMELIA OHIO BOSTON Y 504045 AMENIA NEW YORK BOSTON Y 501106 AMERICA FORK UTAH BOSTON Y 511339 AMERICUS GEORGIA BOSTON Y 503866 AMES IOWA BOSTON Y 510489 AMESBURY MASSACHUSETTS LAWRENCE Y 36 AMESBURY CENTER MASSACHUSETTS LAWRENCE Y 503909 AMHERST MASSACHUSETTS SPRINGFIELD Y 38 AMHERST NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWRENCE Y 37 AMHERST NEW YORK BOSTON Y 40 AMHERST OHIO BOSTON Y 510967 AMHERST VIRGINIA BOSTON Y 41 AMLIN OHIO BOSTON Y 510828 AMRITA MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER Y 503910 AMSTERDAM NEW YORK BOSTON Y 42 AMSTON CONNECTICUT BOSTON Y 504482 ANACO PUERTO RICO FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 504910 ANACOCO LOUISIANA BOSTON Y 504620 ANACORTES WASHINGTON BOSTON Y 503192 ANADARKO OKLAHOMA BOSTON Y 504911 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 500355 ANAHFIM CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 510447 ANAPOLIS MARYLAND BOSTON Y 502250 ANCHORAGE ALASKA BOSTON Y 503543 ANCRAM NEW YORK BOSTON Y 503032 ANDALUSIA ALABAMA BOSTON Y 503306 ANDERSON INDIANA BOSTON Y 43 ANDERSON SOUTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 501304 ANDOVER CONNECTICUT WORCESTER Y 503261 ANDOVER MAINE LAWRENCE Y 45 ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS LAWRENCE Y 44 ANDOVER NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWRENCE Y 46 ANDOVER NEW JERSEY BOSTON Y 501111 ANDREWS NORTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 511926 ANDREWS A F BASE MARYLAND BOSTON Y 502912 ANGEL FIRE NEW MEXICO BOSTON Y 504490 ANGLETON TEXAS BOSTON Y 500493 ANGOLA INDIANA BOSTON Y 47 ANGUSTIAS AZORES FOREIGN COUNTRY FALL RIVER Y 501687 ANITA PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 502313 ANKENY IOWA BOSTON Y 503011 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN BOSTON Y 500284 ANNA MARIA FLORIDA BOSTON Y 500061 ANNANDALE VIRGINIA BOSTON Y 501118 ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND BOSTON Y 48 ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION MARYLAND BOSTON Y 510558 ANNISQUAM MASSACHUSETTS LAWRENCE Y 504854 ANNVILLE PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 510811 ANOKA MINNESOTA BOSTON Y 500956 ANSON MAINE LAWRENCE Y 49 ANSONIA CONNECTICUT SPRINGFIELD Y 501884 ANTASSAWAMOCK BEACH MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER Y 503911 ANTHONY FLORIDA BOSTON Y 500344 ANTIOCH CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 511290 ANTIOCH TENNESSEE BOSTON Y 50 ANTRIM NEW HAMPSHIRE LAWRENCE Y 500156 ANTRIM N IRELAND FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 504613 ANYTOWN MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Y 510340 ANZA CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 504281 APACHE JUNCTION ARIZONA BOSTON Y 502649 Page 3 of 128 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Department of Industrial Accidents Wednesday 05/18/2011 15:51 City Table as of: 05/18/2011 RPT330 Available: Y Sort By: CITY, STATE, REGION Region: ALL City State Region Avail City ID APALACHIN NEW YORK BOSTON Y 500761 APALOCKA FLORIDA BOSTON Y 503655 APLETON WISCONSIN BOSTON Y 510793 APO NEW YORK BOSTON Y 502060 APOLLO BEACH FLORIDA BOSTON Y 501792 APOPKA FLORIDA BOSTON Y 500057 APPHARETTA GEORGIA BOSTON Y 504416 APPLE VALLEY CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 501133 APPLE VALLEY MINNESOTA BOSTON Y 501886 APPLETON MAINE LAWRENCE Y 512002 APPLETON WISCONSIN BOSTON Y 501128 APPONAGANSETT VILLAG MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER Y 503912 APTOS CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 511368 AQUADILLA PUERTO RICO BOSTON Y 51 AQUEBOGUE NEW YORK BOSTON Y 511794 AQUINNAH MASSACHUSETTS FALL RIVER Y 505021 ARAB ALABAMA BOSTON Y 510486 ARARAT NORTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 503886 ARCADE NEW YORK BOSTON Y 510400 ARCADIA CALIFORNIA BOSTON Y 502188 ARCADIA FLORIDA BOSTON Y 502582 ARCADIA OKLAHOMA BOSTON Y 502985 ARCADIA SOUTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 511317 ARCADIA WISCONSIN BOSTON Y 504845 ARCHBOLD OHIO BOSTON Y 510609 ARCOLA ILLINOIS BOSTON Y 502843 ARDEN NORTH CAROLINA BOSTON Y 500599 ARDEN HILLS MINNESOTA BOSTON Y 510283 ARDMORE ALABAMA BOSTON Y 500837 ARDMORE OKLAHOMA BOSTON Y 503513 ARDMORE PENNSYLVANIA BOSTON Y 500039 ARDSLEY NEW YORK BOSTON Y 504855 ARESIBO PR FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 502634 ARGENTINA FOREIGN COUNTRY BOSTON Y 504707 ARGENTUIL UNKNOWN BOSTON Y 511376 ARIPEKA FLORIDA BOSTON Y 502617 ARIVACA ARIZONA BOSTON Y 504239 ARKANSAS CITY KANSAS BOSTON Y 511079 ARKPORT NEW YORK BOSTON Y 510503 ARLINGTON KENTUCKY BOSTON Y 53 ARLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON Y 54 ARLINGTON TENNESSEE BOSTON Y 505113 ARLINGTON TEXAS BOSTON Y 55 ARLINGTON VERMONT SPRINGFIELD Y 56 ARLINGTON VIRGINIA BOSTON Y 500758 ARLINGTON
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