Tourist Guide West Springfield
West Springfield is a city situated in Hampden County in Massachusetts. It is also a part of the Springfield, the Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area.
The population of the city was 27,899 as per the 2000 census. This city is also known as “West Side” because it is on the western side of the Connecticut River from Springfield. This is a fact which plays a major part in the early history of the town.
The initial settlement was Springfield, and the population was more than Springfield for many decades. But in 1774, this town was incorporated as a separate town having territory which includes Agawam and most parts of Holyoke.
This town gets 45 inches of rain each year and it experiences 43 inches of snowfall. The number of days with measurable precipitation is 109. Thus, on average there are 191 sunny days in this town. July month is hot with 85 degree Fahrenheit and January month is cold with 19 degree Fahrenheit.
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