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Alford was settled in 1750. It has no stores, no motels or hotels, and not a single gas station. The Main Street has a church, a town hall and a one room school house; the buildings are all historic. Alford's population is approximately 400, and they all enjoy the landscape of beautiful trees, brooks, and mountains.
Southwestern Massachusetts, bordered by West Stockbridge on the north; Great Barrington on the east; Egremont on the south; and Hillsdale and Austerlitz, New York, on the west. Alford is 24 miles south of Pittsfield and 140 miles west of Boston.
Obtain real-time stream discharge data (updated every 4 hrs.) for the Housatonic River (links open new browser window):
This statewide map (map is in a pdf file) shows you all the Wildlife Management Areas, State Parks, State Boat Launches and Wildlife Viewing Sites. Hard copies of the map are available for free at MassWildlife offices, State Parks and at the Public Access Board office.