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The city of Worcester, Massachusetts consists of six regions: North Worcester, West Side, East Side, Central City, Downtown, and South Worcester. It can be further subdivided into smaller neighborhoods:[1]
North Worcester | West Side | East Side | Central | Downtown | South Worcester |
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Greendale | Forest Grove | Great Brook Valley | Elm Park | Lincoln Square[2] | Webster Square |
Burncoat | Salisbury Street | Booth Apartments Area | Crown Hill/Piedmont | Federal Square[2] | South Worcester (proper) |
Indian Hill | Tatnuck | Brittan Square | Main Middle | Worcester Common | Cambridge Street[2] |
Indian Lake East | West Tatnuck | Biotech Park Area | Beacon Brightly | Hadwen Park | |
North Lincoln Street | Mill Street[2] | Green Hill Park[3] | University Park | Main South[2] | |
The Summit[4] | Newton Square | Bell Hill | Lincoln Estate | Green Island | |
Beaver Brook Area | Laurel/Clayton | Canal District[5] | |||
Cider Mill | Shrewsbury Street | Kelley Square/Water Street[2] | |||
Columbus Park | Lake Park | College Hill | |||
Worcester Regional Airport[2] | Franklin/Plantation | Broadmeadow Brook | |||
Mass Ave | Hamilton | Quinsigamond Village | |||
Montvale | Union Hill | ||||
Hammond Heights | Grafton Hill | ||||
Vernon Hill |
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