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Subregions

Greater Boston Metro Region Subregions

Stretching west from Boston to include most of the communities inside the I-495 corridor, the MAPC planning area consists of 22 cities and 79 towns that include coastal communities, older industrial centers, rural towns and modern cities. MAPC works with its cities and towns through eight subregional committees.

Announcing the Fiscal Year 2024 Subregional Report

We are thrilled to release - for the first time - an annual report highlighting the collective impact of the eight subregions on the Greater Boston region as a whole, and on local residents.

We hope you enjoy reading this inaugural report, and please reach out to Sasha Parodi ([email protected]) to let us know what you think.

Each municipality in the MAPC region belongs to one of eight subregions, each led by one or two MAPC staff members.

MAPC works with its cities and towns through the subregional committees. Stretching west from Boston to include most of the communities inside the I-495 corridor, the MAPC planning area consists of 22 cities and 79 towns that include coastal communities, older industrial centers, rural towns and modern cities.

Each subregion includes municipal officials and regional and community stakeholders, all of whom work together to develop an annual work plan and priorities.

Questions? Sasha Parodi, Subregional Program Manager, [email protected]

The Subregions

Inner Core Committee logo, which is one of the 8 subregions for the region. ICC is written in large blue letters. Inner Core Committee is written in smaller white letters. Background is a light green city illustration.
MetroWest Regional Collaborative logo. MetroWest written in blue. Regional Collaborative written in grey. Fostering Sustainable Communities written in green.
Region's logo. A drawing of a blue minuteman on he left. To the right in large, capitalized green letters it says, MAGIC. Under that in smaller blue letters it says, Minuteman Advisory Group on Interlocal Coordination.
North Shore Task Force logo. It says NSTF in large, green letters. In smaller, blue letters it says, North Shore Task Force. There is a blue and green map of the subregion.
North Surburban Planning Council logo. In large, green letters it says, NSPC. In smaller blue letters it says North Suburban Planning Council. There's a green and blue map of the subregion.
South Shore Coalition logo. A map of the region in dark blue with a small part in light green. Large, capitalized, light green letters SSC. Text in small, light blue, South Shore Coalition.
SouthWest Advisory Planning Committee's logo. In large green letters it says, "SWAP". A blue and green map of the subregion is on the right. In smaller blue letters it says, "SouthWest Advisory Planning Committee".
TRIC logo. A blue like flag shape on the left and on the right, large, capitalized, light green letters: TRIC. Text underneath in small blue: Three Rivers Interlocal Council.