Cities · MA
Cities in Massachusetts
We cover 54 Census places in Massachusetts, listed largest first. Every page carries the sourced Massachusetts lending rules that apply to borrowers there.
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All places in Massachusetts
Largest first, by Census population.
- Boston 653,833
- Worcester 207,621
- Springfield 153,672
- Cambridge 118,214
- Lowell 114,296
- Brockton 104,890
- Quincy 101,597
- Lynn 101,241
- New Bedford 100,695
- Fall River 93,840
- Newton 88,415
- Lawrence 88,172
- Somerville 80,407
- Framingham 71,875
- Haverhill 67,415
- Malden 65,133
- Waltham 64,477
- Taunton 60,412
- Weymouth Town 59,114
- Medford 58,744
- Revere 57,954
- Chicopee 54,838
- Peabody 54,056
- Everett 50,318
- Barnstable Town 49,709
- Attleboro 46,654
- Salem 44,744
- Leominster 43,627
- Pittsfield 43,076
- Beverly 42,318
- Woburn 41,647
- Fitchburg 41,579
- Marlborough 41,179
- Westfield 40,509
- Amherst Town 40,277
- Braintree Town 38,490
- Chelsea 38,319
- Holyoke 37,628
- Randolph Town 34,487
- Franklin Town 33,125
- North Attleborough Town 30,943
- Gloucester 29,959
- Northampton 29,370
- Melrose 29,357
- Bridgewater Town 28,818
- West Springfield Town 28,424
- Agawam Town 28,406
- Gardner 20,974
- Newburyport 18,731
- Winthrop Town 18,319
- Southbridge Town 17,880
- Greenfield 17,628
- North Adams 12,483
- Palmer Town 12,315
Frequently asked questions
Why is there a page for my city?
Because borrowing rules are state-level while loan pricing is borrower-level, a city page is the fastest way to see both: the sourced lending rules for your state and the population context for your area.
Do payday lenders offer different terms by city?
Generally no. Payday lending is licensed and regulated at the state level, so a lender that operates in your state applies the same fee cap and rules statewide. Your options depend on your state's law, not on the city you live in.