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5 Bedrooms
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5 Bedrooms
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4 Bedrooms
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| Bolton, Massachusetts |
| Population |
3,134 |
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| Tax Rate |
15.05 (2008) |
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| Town Web Site |
Town Web Site |
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| School Research |
Department of Education
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Independent Research
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Bolton, Massachusetts is located
Central Massachusetts, bordered by Harvard on the north, Stow on the east,
Berlin and Hudson on the south, and Clinton and Lancaster on the west. Bolton is
17 miles northeast of Worcester, 31 miles northwest of Boston, and 191 miles
from New York City. Principal highways are State Routes 85, 110, and 117, and Interstate Route
495, the outer belt around Boston. There is no passenger or freight rail service in Bolton, but the network of
intermodal facilities serving Massachusetts is easily accessible.
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| The Town of Bolton is a residential and agricultural community on the
uplands east of the Nashua River Valley on an historic east-west corridor.
Its geography greatly shaped its history. Bolton has gently sloping hills
but no major streams, so the earliest sources of power for manufacturing
were not present and the town from its earliest years was primarily an
agricultural community with only a small percentage of industry. But
Bolton had rich forests and geological deposits of lime which combined to
supplement the farming economy. The town had lime kilns and limestone
quarries, and produced potash, lime and bricks.
The town was settled early by Europeans, in 1675. It consisted then of
prosperous dispersed farms and its population increased very slowly after
King Philip's wars. Agricultural uses grew to include orchards and dairy
farming by the 19th century. Much of this rural landscape is still intact
in a town that is now primarily a residential suburb for surrounding
industrial communities and an exurb for the greater l-495 corridor. |
Map of Bolton
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Some information gathered on Bolton, MA is courtesy of Commonwealth Communities at Mass.gov
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