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Brockton, Industrial city in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

Brockton spans across 21.6 square miles of land, featuring two main villages named Montello and Campello with dedicated railway stations and postal services.

Originally settled in 1700, Brockton emerged as the largest shoe producer in America during the Civil War period, shaping its economic foundation.

The Brockton Symphony Orchestra, established in 1948, continues to enrich the community through multiple classical music performances throughout each season.

The city maintains a comprehensive mosquito control program with scheduled truck-based spraying operations to protect residents from vector-borne diseases.

On October 1, 1883, Brockton implemented the first three-wire underground electrical system in the world, marking a milestone in technological advancement.

Location: Plymouth County

Inception: 1700

Elevation above the sea: 34 m

Website: http://ci.brockton.ma.us

GPS coordinates: 42.08333,-71.01889

Latest update: May 28, 2025 17:57

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