Neighborhood of Boston, 2014

The 1922 “neighborhood of Boston” map I posted a couple of weeks ago, plus my own need for a visual reference for maybe one day visiting a UU Christian clergy meeting (how close churches are to T stops) and a curiosity to guess at what parts of metro Boston were underserved led me to knock this up.

Please note obvious errors.

By Scott Wells

Scott Wells, 46, is a Universalist Christian minister doing Universalist theology and church administration hacks in Washington, D.C.

3 comments

  1. The edge of the map is problematic., I admit. The upload-to-maps feature only takes 100 rows, so I peeled off churches Worcester westward, near New Bedford and on the Cape by hand to get to 100. But that wasn’t enough, so some edge cases (like Hopedale) came off while their neighbors stayed on.

    The eventual goal is to get a map keyed to the MBTA — for my use, and to promote transit for churches — so Providence will appear and some small towns outside the 128 will come off. (I’ll do the same for D.C. at some paint, but I know those personally already.)

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