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Massachusetts

Worthington Hampshire County formerly contained three additional towns, Enfield, Greenwich, and Prescott, which were disincorporated in 1938 due to the construction of Quabbin Reservoir. The former territory of the three, and of the former town of Dana in Worcester County (which was disincorporated at the same time for the same reason), was annexed to neighboring towns, although much of it's either underwater or closed to development. Historical U.S. Census Totals

Middlesex County

Acton

Arlington

Ashby

Ashland

Ayer

Bedford

Belmont

Billerica

Boxborough

Burlington

Cambridge (city)

Carlisle

Chelmsford

Concord

Dracut

Dunstable

Everett (city)

Framingham

Groton

Holliston

Hopkinton

Hudson

Lexington

Lincoln

Littleton

Maynard

Natick

Pepperell

Reading

Sherborn

Shirley

Somerville (city)

Stoneham

Stow

Sudbury

Tewksbury

Townsend

Tyngsborough

Wakefield

Waltham (city)

Watertown

Wayland

Westford

Weston

Wilmington

Winchester

Woburn (city) Historical U.S. Census Totals

Nantucket County

Nantucket Historical U.S. Census Totals

Norfolk County

Avon

Bellingham

Braintree

Brookline

Canton

Cohasset

Dedham

Dover

Foxborough

Franklin

Holbrook

Medfield

Medway

Millis

Milton

Needham

Norfolk

Norwood

Plainville

Quincy (city)

Randolph

Sharon

Stoughton

Walpole

Wellesley

Westwood

Weymouth

Wrentham Norfolk County formerly contained an additional town, Hyde Park, which was annexed by the City of Boston (in neighboring Suffolk County) in 1912. Upon its annexation, Hyde Park's former territory became part of Suffolk County. Historical U.S. Census Totals

Plymouth County

Abington

Bridgewater

Brockton (city)

Carver

Duxbury

East Bridgewater

Halifax

Hanover

Hanson

Hingham

Hull

Kingston

Lakeville

Marion

Marshfield

Mattapoisett

Middleborough

Norwell

Pembroke

Plymouth

Plympton

Rochester

Rockland

Scituate

Wareham

West Bridgewater

Whitman Historical U.S. Census Totals

Suffolk County

Boston (city)

Chelsea (city)

Revere (city)

Winthrop Historical U.S. Census Totals

Worcester County

Ashburnham

Athol

Auburn

Barre

Berlin

Blackstone

Bolton

Boylston

Brookfield

Charlton

Clinton

Douglas

Dudley

East Brookfield

Fitchburg (city)

Gardner (city)

Grafton

Hardwick

Harvard

Holden

Hopedale

Hubbardston

Lancaster

Leicester

Leominster (city)

Lunenburg

Mendon

Milford

Millbury

Millville

New Braintree

North Brookfield

Northborough

Northbridge

Oakham

Oxford

Paxton

Petersham

Phillipston

Princeton

Royalston

Rutland

Shrewsbury

Southborough

Southbridge

Spencer

Sterling

Sturbridge

Sutton

Templeton

Upton

Uxbridge

Warren

Webster

West Boylston

West Brookfield

Westborough

Westminster

Winchendon

Worcester (city) Worcester County formerly contained an additional town, Dana, which was disincorporated in 1938 due to the construction of Quabbin Reservoir. The former territory of Dana, and of three additional towns in Hampshire County that were disincorporated at the same time for the same reason, was annexed to neighboring towns (although much of it's either underwater or closed to development). Historical U.S. Census Totals

Rhode Island

Bristol County

Barrington

Bristol

Warren Historical U.S. Census Totals

Kent County

Coventry

East Greenwich

Warwick (city)

West Greenwich

West Warwick Historical U.S. Census Totals

Newport County

Jamestown

Little Compton

Middletown

Newport (city)

Portsmouth

Tiverton Newport County formerly contained an additional town, New Shoreham, which switched to Washington County in 1963. Historical U.S. Census Totals

Providence County

Burrillville

Central Falls (city)

Cranston (city)

Cumberland

East Providence (city)

Foster

Glocester

Johnston

Lincoln

Scituate

Smithfield

Woonsocket (city) Historical U.S. Census Totals

Washington County

Charlestown

Exeter

Hopkinton

Richmond

Westerly Historical U.S. Census Totals

Connecticut

Fairfield County

Bethel

Bridgeport (city)

Brookfield

Danbury (city)

Darien

Easton

Fairfield

Greenwich

Monroe

New Canaan

New Fairfield

Newtown

Norwalk (city)

Reading

Ridgefield

Shelton (city)

Sherman

Stamford (city)

Stratford

Trumbull

Weston

Westport

Wilton Historical U.S. Census Totals

Hartford County

Avon

Berlin

Bloomfield

Bristol (city)

Burlington

Canton

East Granby

East Hartford

East Windsor

Enfield

Farmington

Glastonbury

Granby

Hartford (city)

Hartland

Manchester

Marlborough

New Britain (city)

Newington

Plainville

Rocky Hill

Simsbury

South Windsor

Southington

Suffield

West Hartford

Wethersfield

Windsor Locks

Windsor Historical U.S. Census Totals

Litchfield County

Barkhamsted

Bethlehem

Bridgewater

Canaan

Colebrook

Cornwall

Goshen

Harwinton

Kent

Litchfield

Morris

New Hartford

New Milford

Norfolk

North Canaan

Plymouth

Roxbury

Salisbury

Sharon

Thomaston

Torrington (city)

Warren

Washington

Watertown

Winchester

Woodbury Historical U.S. Census Totals

Middlesex County

Chester

Clinton

Cromwell

Deep River

Durham

East Haddam

East Hampton

Essex

Haddam

Killingworth

Middlefield

Middletown (city)

Old Saybrook

Portland

Westbrook Historical U.S. Census Totals

New Haven County

Ansonia (city)

Beacon Falls

Bethany

Branford

Cheshire

Derby (city)

East Haven

Guilford

Hamden

Madison

Middlebury

North Haven

Orange

Oxford

Prospect

Seymour

Southbury

Wallingford

Waterbury (city)

West Haven (city)

Wolcott

Woodbridge Historical U.S. Census Totals

New London County

Bozrah

Colchester

East Lyme

Franklin

Griswold

Groton

Lebanon

Ledyard

Lisbon

Lyme

Montville

Preston

Salem

Sprague

Stonington

Voluntown

Waterford Historical U.S. Census Totals

Tolland County

Andover

Bolton

Columbia

Coventry

Ellington

Hebron

Mansfield

Somers

Stafford

Tolland

Union

Vernon

Willington Historical U.S. Census Totals

Windham County

Ashford

Brooklyn

Canterbury

Chaplin

Eastford

Hampton

Killingly

Plainfield

Pomfret

Putnam

Scotland

Sterling

Thompson

Windham

Woodstock Historical U.S. Census Totals

New Hampshire

Belknap County

Alton

Barnstead

Belmont

Center Harbor

Gilford

Gilmanton

Laconia (city)

Meredith

New Hampton

Sanbornton

Tilton Historical U.S. Census Totals

Carroll County

Albany

Bartlett

Brookfield

Chatham

Conway

Eaton

Effingham

Freedom

Hart's Location

Jackson

Madison

Moultonborough

Ossipee

Sandwich

Tamworth

Tuftonboro

Wakefield

Wolfeboro Carroll County also contains a very small amount of territory that isn't part of any incorporated municipality (Hale's Location). This is the only remaining unincorporated gore-like entity in New Hampshire anywhere outside of Coos County. It is also the only territory in New Hamsphire outside of Coos County which has never been incorporated. Historical U.S. Census Totals

Cheshire County

Alstead

Chesterfield

Dublin

Fitzwilliam

Gilsum

Harrisville

Hinsdale

Jaffrey

Keene (city)

Marlborough

Marlow

Nelson

Richmond

Rindge

Roxbury

Stoddard

Sullivan

Surrey

Swanzey

Troy

Walpole

Westmoreland

Winchester Historical U.S. Census Totals

Coos County

Berlin (city)

Carroll

Clarksville

Colebrook

Columbia

Dalton

Dummer

Errol

Gorham

Jefferson

Lancaster

Milan

Northumberland

Pittsburg

Randolph

Shelburne

Stark

Stewartstown

Stratford

Whitefield Coos County also contains a significant amount of territory that isn't part of any incorporated municipality, encompassing the bulk of all such territory in New Hampshire. The unincorporated territory covers about 30% of the county's area, but has fewer than 200 residents. This includes six unincorporated townships (Cambridge, Dixville, Kilkenny, Millsfield, Odell and Success), eight grants, six purchases, and three locations (one of which, Wentworth's Location, was incorporated as a town at one time). Historical U.S. Census Totals

Grafton County

Alexandria

Ashland

Bath

Benton

Bethlehem

Bridgewater

Bristol

Campton

Canaan

Dorchester

Easton

Ellsworth

Enfield

Franconia

Grafton

Groton

Hanover

Haverhill

Hebron

Holderness

Landaff

Lebanon (city)

Lincoln

Lisbon

Littleton

Lyman

Lyme

Monroe

Orange

Orford

Piermont

Plymouth

Rumney

Sugar Hill

Thornton

Warren

Waterville Valley

Wentworth

Woodstock Grafton County formerly contained an additional town, Livermore, which disincorporated in 1951 due to population loss. When Livermore disincorporated, it reverted to unorganized territory. It is the only territory in Grafton County that isn't currently incorporated; prior to 1951, Grafton County was entirely incorporated. Historical U.S. Census Totals