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Braintree Mattapan Forest Hills Alewife Oak Grove M E L R O S E L Y N N Middlesex W I N C H E S T E R Fells S A U G U S Reservation L E X I N G T O N M OAK GROVE in u 15 minutes / 7.5 miles t em a M A L D E N n Bik eway Malden N A H A N T M E D F O R D A R L I N G T O N WONDERLAND R E V E R E 20 minutes / 5.7 miles E V E R E T T Revere Beach Tufts Wellington Medford Beachmont 0 1 3 mi ALEWIFE Davis B E L M O N T 20 minutes / 6.0 miles Square C H E L S E A Times and Distances are measured to Downtown 15 minutes / 5.8 miles (except for Mattapan Trolley) McGrath Porter Square Suffolk Downs W A L T H A M Fresh Pond S O M E R V I L L E Orient Heights C A M B R I D G E Sullivan Square Beacon UNION Brattle Wood Island Mt. Auburn Community College Harvard Square School Airport W I N T H R O P W A T E R T O W N Mt. Auburn Inman North Cemetery Square Lechmere Station Maverick Science Park North End WATERTOWN Western B O S T O N 26 minutes / 7.6 miles Central Square Bowdoin Haymarket Kendall Square Charles / MGH Aquarium Allston MIT Berkeley B O S T O N Fairfield South Station Deer wea ve Island W E S T O N n lth A Kenmore Hynes Copley o Chinatown m m NE Medical Center o Fenway Prudential C Back Bay N E W T O N Symphony Broadway acon St t Be Longwood Mass Ave S BOSTON COLLEGE on MFA gt 43 minutes / 6.0 miles in Brookline e sh RIVERSIDE Av a CLEVELAND CIRCLE on Ruggles W MARINE PARK 44 minutes / 11.7 miles B Village gt Sou S 32 minutes / 4.8 miles e ntin ummer S W ac Hu th ood ons B Roxbury B Ne ro DUDLEY Andrew o land w fe o Crossing st ton C Ch ld klin HEATH on t W es e Hills 22 minutes Jackson Square JFK / aban Ne ent t nu B R O O K L I N E 3.6 miles MLK w er t UMass Elio ton H H ill t h Stony Brook ighlands t Larz Anderson a P Boston W E L L E S L E Y e Park ik B Green St Savin Hill Franklin ZOO N E E D H A M FOREST HILLS Park 46 minutes / 13.6 miles 18 minutes / 7.5 miles Fields Corner Arnold Forest Hills Arboretum Cemetery Shawmut N Cambridge A St. n C H d ong ers a Ga ASHMONT nc . t t on rd r hillips St. Booc wdoin P S ess S 19 minutes / 5.8 miles e S g k n e v B O S T O N Charles / MGH S t. n i St S o r t t . v r I . Revere St. G A . Government t Myrtle St lant . d . J e St W tat R Pinckney St. o S North Quincy ic A t . y Aquarium . C S ST t C v en Center C e S tI. t S nd e. edar Gr da . h S i W r lk a km a i S St. on rle r non S t n r a M Mt. Ve a ch State St . S lnu oo B Br s l a ba t St ngt tte oa . O . S t. P t r d T B S t S m ut ark li yma S MATTAPAN B S t t r tn v . E Milt . s e e e i h t. ashi utler m C r r C r P S C S ch o W e V t o m . a 10 minutes / 2.6 miles C entr ngres i h s v r St alle e l S appen on Wolaston r n e . o t S . t. v . t S t e s al A . n St. in S y R ro l y D Stony Brook B Park St S nk t. t. n S Fra igh o H d v Beac Reservation e Berkeley C A h Downtown Crossing rl arle Boston F i n ed g t. s Common er . to Be S n t a e. r . l v ont S k St Public A St e tic l . em . an e Garden r t tl y T A M I L T O N S S St. y t. Bedford Ne Q U I N C Y Quincy Center n nc St. w Boylston o N o hau rt gt he C Suoouth Station . r . t nA Boy hin t ve ls s . ton S S h S t. a Co Arlington r . ng e W r p St e t. s e S s y St. e ur l gh b nswort ew S N ur . A ar St Chinatown b St. n F lsto rl s s y i tt Bo . n i ng e g i Av P ll to t. i ames rt S . K J n ua ne St St. St St ela Cl St nd t St. a r . M en . on e Ave. t. l m c ve n h d e A o o re r . n S N s s t n T ec t. u i o S r S S c t Quincy Adams rt o . t a r S mb tu . S u e uds St. l l . o Har t D E D H A M y H C C T S Isabella St. St. o t c on c m e Back Bay re N T NE Medical Center Ma rgina M Wo l Rd. t. rm W E Y M O U T H W w D a oo s d a Y H h St rtm er in B al B . d St gt inf er . o ord o . n t . u S t S er e S k A t. B R A I N T R E E th ndl nc e ve re l S Cha w ey . La St. t t. e Herald St on S let S v t A Blue Hills pp t. A A y S . Gra ut . ve. Reservation BRAINTREE 30 minutes / 11.7 miles.
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