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Amherst · Hampshire County

Check an Address in Amherst

The Town Around It

Whatever the address, these are Amherst's numbers. Each one opens the full record.

Flood, Town-wide

Mapped Flood Zones Present

Parts of this town are inside mapped special flood hazard areas, where flood insurance is required for most mortgages and building is regulated. Whether a specific property is inside one is a parcel-level question, check the address, not the town.

2 federal flood-insurance claims have been filed from this town since 2018. Counted by the claim's self-reported city, so this can undercount. History, not a prediction.

Dams in Town

The Cleanup Registry

Reported releases of oil or hazardous material, from the state's public registry. Being listed means a release was reported, not that it remains: the status letters run from active cleanup to closed. An empty list is a registry fact, not a clean bill of environmental health.

5 of the town's closed cleanups carry a recorded land-use restriction: the deed limits what the property may be used for. Each links to its state file above; ask for the restriction's text before buying one.

Water at the Address

Public water systems in town: AMHERST DPW WATER DIVISION. Service areas have edges; an address outside them is on a well. Sewer treatment exists (AMHERST WASTEWATER DVISION); beyond its lines, septic. Bedrock well yield in town rates "average specific yield".

The Busiest Roads

The state counts major roads on a rotating schedule; each figure carries its own count year, and a quiet lane's absence from this list is not zero cars.

Zoning & Old Houses

No machine-readable zoning reference is on record for this town; the town clerk has the bylaw. 1,425 properties in town appear in the state's historic inventory; listed buildings can carry review requirements on exterior work.

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Sources

"Figures through" is the period the publisher's data describes; "checked" is only when we last asked. The full sourcing: sources and method.