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Egremont, Massachusetts in Berkshire County
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Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Berkshire county include:

Adams,   Alander,   Alford,   Arnoldville,   Ashley Falls,   Beachwood,   Becket,   Becket Center,   Belcher Square,   Berkshire,   Berkshire Heights,   Brier,   Briggsville,   Camp Ashmere,   Camp Becket,   Camp Danbee,   Camp Emerson,   Camp Glenmere,   Camp Greylock,   Camp Jayson,   Camp Kingsmont,   Camp Lenore,   Camp MahKeeNac,   Camp Marion White,   Camp Meadowlark,   Camp Merrill,   Camp Mohawk,   Camp Muriel Flagg,   Camp Romaca,   Camp Russell,   Camp Stevenson,   Camp Sumner,   Camp Taconic,   Camp Witawentin,   Camp Wyoma,   Cheshire,   Cheshire Harbor,   Clarksburg,   Cold Spring,   Crane Lake Camp,   Dalton,   Drury,   East Lee,   East Otis,   East Sheffield,   East Windsor,   Egremont Plain,   Farnams,   Florida,   Glendale,   Great Barrington,   Green Ridge Park,   Hancock,   Hancock Shaker Village,   Hartsville,   Hephzibah Heights,   Hinsdale,   Hoosac Tunnel,   Houghtonville,   Housatonic,   Interlaken,   Konkapot,   Lanesborough,   Larrywaug,   Lee,   Lenox,   Lenox Dale,   Lenox Station,   Little Egypt,   Mahkeenac Heights,   Maple Grove,   Mill River,   Monterey,   Montville,   Mount Washington,   New Ashford,   New Boston,   New Lenox,   New Marlborough,   North Adams,   North Egremont,   North Hancock,   North Otis,   Otis,   Peru,   Pittsfield,   Pontoosuc,   Renfrew,   Richmond,   Richmond Furnace,   Risingdale,   Rockdale Mills,   Roosterville,   Sandisfield,   Savoy,   Savoy Center,   Sheffield,   South Egremont,   South Lee,   South Sandisfield,   South Williamstown,   State Line,   Stearnsville,   Stockbridge,   Town Crest Village,   Tyringham,   Van Deusenville,   Washington,   West Becket,   West New Boston,   West Otis,   West Stockbridge,   West Stockbridge Center,   Whitcomb Summit,   White Oaks,   Williamstown,   Williamsville,   Windsor,   Zylonite,  

 

Or have a look at other Massachusetts counties including:

Barnstable,   Bristol,   Dukes,   Essex,   Franklin,   Hampden,   Hampshire,   Middlesex,   Nantucket,   Norfolk,   Plymouth,   Suffolk,   Worcester,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Egremont, MA?
Then read on!

- Egremont is a small, picturesque village located in the southwestern part of Massachusetts, known for its natural beauty and historic charm.
- The village is located in the heart of the Berkshires, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state, and is surrounded by scenic mountains, forests, and lakes.
- Egremont is home to only about 1,000 residents, but it boasts a rich history dating back to the 18th century, when it was settled by European colonists.
- The village is known for its vibrant arts community, featuring a number of galleries, studios, and performance spaces showcasing the work of local artists and musicians.
- Egremont is also home to a number of historic landmarks, including the Old Mill and the Egremont Village Inn, both of which have been designated as historic sites and are popular tourist attractions.