13 Facts About Hopkinton Massachusetts

Hopkinton Massachusetts was named for an early colonist of Connecticut, Edward Hopkins, who left a large sum of money to be invested in land in New England, the proceeds of which were to be used for the benefit of Harvard University.

Hopkinton Massachusetts is 17 miles east of Worcester, 26 miles west of Boston, and 195 miles from New York City.

Climate in Hopkinton Massachusetts tends to be hot and humid during the summer, with daily high temperatures averaging in the 80s.

Between the 2010 census and 2020 census, Hopkinton Massachusetts was the fastest-growing community in Greater Boston.

Since its incorporation in 1715, Hopkinton Massachusetts has retained its original Open Town Meeting form of government.

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Hopkinton Massachusetts has 14 counties which were regional administrative districts before the Revolutionary War.

Town of Hopkinton Massachusetts has a public school system which serves students from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade.

Since residents approved the Center School Feasibility Study in May 2008, Hopkinton had been involved in an Elementary School Building Project with the Massachusetts School Building Authority.

Hopkinton Massachusetts is the corporate headquarters of Dell EMC, a global manufacturer of software and systems for information management and storage.

Hopkinton Massachusetts is served by two interstate highways and two state highways.

Hopkinton Massachusetts is served by the Southborough MBTA Station, located on the border of Hopkinton Massachusetts and Southborough on Route 85 at Southville Road.

Hopkinton Massachusetts has a PEG television network known as HCAM, which controls two channels.

Town of Hopkinton Massachusetts established a historical commission which manages "the preservation, protection and development of the historical or archeological assets of such city or town".