Westwood: I-95: I-95-NB-MM28.6 - past Ex 28 East St: SOUTH
Westwood sits on the wooded inland plain of Norfolk County in Massachusetts, where Interstate 95 crosses a suburban landscape of neighborhoods, offices and conservation land. Part of the town lies in the Neponset River watershed, while the road network places it within the wider Greater Boston area. Westwood was incorporated in 1897 after separating from Dedham, a much older settlement to the north. Its character remains more residential than urban, but the I-95/Route 128 corridor has made it a practical location for regional businesses and commuters. The town centre around High Street retains civic buildings and local services, while surrounding woodland underlines its New England setting.
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Few communities in Massachusetts have a history as closely tied to their separation from Dedham as Westwood. Incorporated in 1897, the town was formed from what had been known as West Dedham. Set in the Neponset River basin southwest of Boston, Westwood is largely residential, with wooded open spaces contrasting with the commercial Route 1 corridor. Route 128 station connects the town with Boston on MBTA commuter rail and Amtrak services, while University Station has introduced a newer mixed-use district nearby. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Massachusetts connects regionally.
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