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All 68 towns in Hampden, Hampshire and Franklin counties, which is every municipality in Western Massachusetts apart from Berkshire County. Springfield and Holyoke are ten minutes from the Chicopee base. Monroe is closer to ninety.
The pages are not the same length because the towns are not the same. Springfield has 17 named neighborhoods and published bulk pickup rates. Monroe has 118 people. Writing the same 1,400 words about both would be padding, so each page says what is actually true about that town, including the parts that are inconvenient. Out in the hilltowns and northern Franklin County, same day work is rare and being flexible about the day genuinely changes the price, because it lets a hauler pair your job with another one nearby.
Hampden County
The biggest market in Western Mass, and a housing stock built for accumulating things.
Springfield
Hampden County
Hampden County
The city that collects no furniture at all, in the oldest housing stock in the valley.
Holyoke
Hampden County
Hampden County
West Side, straight across the river. Mixed older housing and the Big E.
West Springfield
Hampden County
Hampden County
Chicopee's eastern neighbor, with a mill complex being reborn and a lot of long held family homes.
Ludlow
Hampden County
Hampshire County
North across the river, in Hampshire County, and home to Mount Holyoke.
South Hadley
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Northeast of Chicopee, rural, and the smallest of the six border towns.
Granby
Hampshire County
Hampden County
The Whip City. A big land area, a state university, and a lot of garages.
Westfield
Hampden County
Hampden County
Suburban and single family, with Six Flags on the river and Feeding Hills to the west.
Agawam
Hampden County
Hampden County
Brownstone country, a famous seven way rotary, and a lot of downsizing.
East Longmeadow
Hampden County
Hampden County
Large colonials on the river side, and the quietest access in the region.
Longmeadow
Hampden County
Hampden County
Hillside houses, big lots, and a town that still remembers the 2011 tornado.
Wilbraham
Hampden County
Hampshire County
Smith College, a mile of historic district, and the market most likely to ask where it goes.
Northampton
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Thirty thousand students, two weeks a year when the whole town moves at once.
Amherst
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
A mill town that became an arts town, with the mill buildings still standing.
Easthampton
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Quabbin country. Big lots, growing fast, and a lot of outbuildings.
Belchertown
Hampshire County
Franklin County
The only city in Franklin County, and the hub for twenty six towns around it.
Greenfield
Franklin County
Hampden County
The Town of Seven Railroads, and four separate mill villages inside one town line.
Palmer
Hampden County
Hampden County
Granite country, and a town that took the direct hit in 2011.
Monson
Hampden County
Hampden County
Small, rural and wooded, with the county's name and about five thousand people.
Hampden
Hampden County
Hampden County
The town with the jog in the state line, and a lake community on the Connecticut border.
Southwick
Hampden County
Hampden County
Home of the biggest outdoor antique show in the country, three times a year.
Brimfield
Hampden County
Hampden County
A small lake town in the far southeast corner, part seasonal and part year round.
Holland
Hampden County
Hampden County
A small rural town on the Connecticut line, quiet and wooded.
Wales
Hampden County
Hampden County
A small mill village on the Westfield River, where the valley starts to become hill country.
Russell
Hampden County
Hampden County
A rural hilltown on the Connecticut line, best known for a country store and a lot of woodland.
Granville
Hampden County
Hampshire County
The town that cannot be licked. A mill town on the river, at the edge of Quabbin country.
Ware
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Farmland on one side, the region's retail strip on the other, and students in between.
Hadley
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Rural and residential between Easthampton and the hilltowns, with large lots and outbuildings.
Southampton
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
River bottom farmland, tobacco barns, and a very small village center.
Hatfield
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Where the hilltowns start, with two villages and a serious flood in its history.
Williamsburg
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
A river town in the hills, where the Westfield River gorge starts.
Huntington
Hampshire County
Franklin County
Five villages in one town, with Turners Falls and its canal at the center of them.
Montague
Franklin County
Franklin County
Historic Deerfield, working farmland, and South Deerfield down the road.
Deerfield
Franklin County
Franklin County
Farmland under Mount Toby, and a lot of student housing for a town this size.
Sunderland
Franklin County
Franklin County
A former industrial town on the Millers River, in the far northeast of the county.
Orange
Franklin County
Franklin County
A long river town on the Vermont and New Hampshire line, with a boarding school campus in it.
Northfield
Franklin County
Franklin County
Hill farms, a covered bridge, and a lot of steep private road.
Conway
Franklin County
Franklin County
River bottom farmland between Hatfield and Deerfield, small and almost entirely agricultural.
Whately
Franklin County
Hampden County
A river and railroad town where the hills properly begin.
Chester
Hampden County
Hampden County
High ground on the turnpike, rural and wooded, with a lot of land per person.
Blandford
Hampden County
Hampden County
Eight hundred people, no commercial center, and a great deal of woodland.
Montgomery
Hampden County
Hampden County
The smallest town in the county, mostly forest and water, and largely seasonal.
Tolland
Hampden County
Hampshire County
Farms and woodland west of Northampton, quiet and almost entirely residential.
Westhampton
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Hills above Amherst, Quabbin on one side, and a town hall from 1743.
Pelham
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
A hilltown of farms and forest, with a small corners village at the middle of it.
Worthington
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Gorge country on the Westfield River, steep and heavily wooded.
Chesterfield
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Under a thousand people, mostly state forest, with a lake in the middle of it.
Goshen
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
Hill farms and forest, with the Bryant homestead on the ridge.
Cummington
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
High, remote and thinly settled, with six hundred people on a lot of land.
Plainfield
Hampshire County
Hampshire County
The smallest town in the county, high in the hills, with a waterfall and not much else.
Middlefield
Hampshire County
Franklin County
On the interstate near the Vermont line, which makes it easier to reach than it looks.
Bernardston
Franklin County
Franklin County
Shelburne Falls on one bank, the Mohawk Trail through the middle, and farms above.
Shelburne
Franklin County
Franklin County
Wooded and quiet just north of Amherst, with a lot of long driveways.
Leverett
Franklin County
Franklin County
Dirt roads, deep woods and the Quabbin on the far side.
Shutesbury
Franklin County
Franklin County
The other half of Shelburne Falls, and hill farms above the river.
Buckland
Franklin County
Franklin County
A hilltown with a lake, a working farm landscape and a strong arts streak.
Ashfield
Franklin County
Franklin County
A paper mill town on the Millers River, with the mill still part of the landscape.
Erving
Franklin County
Franklin County
Orchard country on the Vermont line, hilly and spread out.
Colrain
Franklin County
Franklin County
River bottom farms across the water from Turners Falls, small and rural.
Gill
Franklin County
Franklin County
On the Mohawk Trail in the Deerfield River gorge, with a ski area and whitewater.
Charlemont
Franklin County
Franklin County
A Quabbin town that lost land to the reservoir, with a common on the ridge.
New Salem
Franklin County
Franklin County
Deep in the state forest, thinly settled, and a long way from a paved main road.
Wendell
Franklin County
Franklin County
Remote and high, under Mount Grace, with fewer than eight hundred people.
Warwick
Franklin County
Franklin County
Seven hundred people on the Vermont line, with no commercial center at all.
Leyden
Franklin County
Franklin County
High, remote hilltown on the Vermont border with seven hundred people.
Heath
Franklin County
Franklin County
Four hundred people in the far northwest corner, with a lake and a lot of forest.
Rowe
Franklin County
Franklin County
Three hundred and fifty people, mostly state forest, and genuinely remote.
Hawley
Franklin County
Franklin County
The smallest town in the region, with a hundred and eighteen people and a great deal of forest.
Monroe
Franklin County
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