Barnstable

With a total population of 45,193, Barnstable is recognized as Cape Cod’s largest city, which was incorporated in the year 1636. Its summers are humid and warm, making the place a perfect summer destination, while its winters are windy and wet. The city features a mix of forests and dunes and is famous for its saltworks and oysters. Barnstable is today the county seat of Barnstable County.

Fall River

Fall River is a city that houses an estimated population of 94,000. The city experiences quite a lot of rainfall and features a warm climate most months of the year. The city of Fall River is one of the largest cities located in the state of Massachusetts and is home to many notable parks including Ruggles Park and Kennedy Park.

Taunton

Taunton City is one of the best and oldest towns in Massachusetts that offers its residents many parks and restaurants they can spend their leisure time in. The city has been recognized as one with a big contribution to the silver industry that began during the 19th century. Today, this city has a total population of 59,408 and has been consistent in providing excellent health care services to its residents.

New Bedford

New Bedford has one of the biggest whaling ports in the history of the country and has been consistent in improving its city through the help of the sea. With a huge population of 101,079, New Bedford made it to the top ten largest cities in the South Coast region. Nicknamed “The Whaling City”, New Bedford remains one of the cities with the best seafood industry.

Yarmouth

Located in Barnstable County in Massachusetts, Yarmouth showcases its residents and tourists with shipyards and excellent fishing. According to its 2010 census, the city has an estimated population of 23,793 and is a town with three major villages, namely the South Yarmouth, Yarmouth Port, and West Yarmouth. Its summers are warm and February is known to be the month with the most snow.