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问题解答：
波士顿（BOSTON），位于美国东北部，濒临大西洋马萨诸塞湾，是美国新英格兰最大的港口城市和马萨诸塞州的首府。波士顿下辖77个城镇，城市面积为124平方公里，市区人口约64万。
气候
波士顿气候冬天寒冷，夏温和舒适。一月份平均温度为-1.6℃，7月份平均温度23.3℃。年平均降雨量1092毫米。
历史
波士顿始建于1630年，以英国林肯郡的波士顿命名。至18世纪中叶，波士顿一直为英属北美最大城市。历史上，波士顿曾是美国早期开展抗英独立运动的中心，美国独立战争的第一枪就是在波士顿打响的，今天的美利坚合众国就诞生在这里。
经济
波士顿经济发达，以金融、银行、保险、商业和投资管理为主。波士顿的主要工业有食品、服装、印刷出版、金属加工和电子电脑等。
交通
波士顿交通发达，有一个世界著名的天然良港，年吞吐量达1200万至2000万吨。还有罗根国际机场，与国内外230个城市通航，每年可流量达3000多万人。
教育
波士顿是美国最重要的文化城市之一，有著名的哈佛大学、诸塞理工学院等（麻省理工学院)、波士顿大学等等。波士顿人民有较高的文化素质和修养，大学生占人口的三分之一。波士顿享有美国的雅典之称。
体育
拥有NBA著名球队“波士顿凯尔特人”。
医疗
波士顿也是美国医疗事业中心之一。
旅游
波士顿是美国少有的几个历史悠久到可以与欧洲相提并论的地区之一，拥有很多历史名胜。
问题补充：因为找不到比较系统的翻译，只能求助大家了。
又删了一些内容，更容易翻译了！
概况
波士顿（BOSTON），位于美国东北部，濒临大西洋马萨诸塞湾，是美国新英格兰最大的港口城市和马萨诸塞州的首府。波士顿下辖77个城镇，城市面积为124平方公里，市区人口约64万。
气候
波士顿气候冬天寒冷，夏温和舒适。
历史
波士顿始建于1630年，以英国林肯郡的波士顿命名。至18世纪中叶，波士顿一直为英属北美最大城市。历史上，波士顿曾是美国早期开展抗英独立运动的中心，美国独立战争的第一枪就是在波士顿打响的，今天的美利坚合众国就诞生在这里。
经济
波士顿经济发达。
交通
波士顿交通发达。
教育
波士顿是美国最重要的文化城市之一，有著名的哈佛大学、诸塞理工学院等（麻省理工学院)、波士顿大学等等。波士顿人民有较高的文化素质和修养，大学生占人口的三分之一。波士顿享有美国的雅典之称。
体育
拥有NBA著名球队“波士顿凯尔特人”。
医疗
波士顿也是美国医疗事业中心之一。
旅游
波士顿是美国少有的几个历史悠久到可以与欧洲相提并论的地区之一，拥有很多历史名胜
Boston （U.S.）
Calling this quaint and charming city the 'Athens of America' might seem a bit braggadocio（自夸）， but the city's 19th-century glory radiates through its grand architecture， its population of literati（文人）， artists and educators and its world-renowned academic and cultural institutions.
Disastrous 'urban renewal'（城市重建）in the 1950s provoked such a furious backlash that Boston now has some of the best preserved historic buildings and neighbourhoods in the country. Compact， walkable， historic and clean， the city blends old-world beauty and modern convenience.
Boston is on a small peninsula in the middle of Massachusetts' Atlantic Coast， a little over 320km northeast of New York City. Most of the city's sights are contained in less than 8 sq km. Cambridge （home of Harvard and MIT） is a short drive or subway ride north across the Charles River.
Called Trimountain （from its three hills） in its earliest days， Boston took its permanent name from the English town. The vanguard（先驱）of English settlers， led by Reverend William Blaxton， arrived in 1624 - less than four years after the Pilgrims arrived in nearby Plymouth（普利茅斯）。
The colony of Massachusetts Bay was established six years later in 1630 when the elder John Winthrop， official representative of the Massachusetts Bay Company， took up residence. From the beginning this was the centre of Puritan culture and life in the New World.
Puritanism was intellectual and theocratic， and so the leading men and women of early Boston society were those who understood and followed Biblical law - and could explain in powerful rhetoric why they did. Thus it comes as no surprise that the Boston Public Latin School was established in 1635 （and continues as an elite public high school today）。 A year later， Harvard College （now Harvard University） was founded in neighbouring Cambridge. By 1653 Boston had a public library as well， and by 1704 the Thirteen Colonies' first newspaper， the News-Letter.
Though the New England coast had many excellent natural ports. Boston was blessed by geography with the best of all. By the early 1700s it was well on its way to being what it remains today： New England's largest and most important city.
As the chief city in the region， it drew London's attention. When King George III and Parliament chose to burden the colonies with taxation without representation， the taxes were first levied（征收）in Boston. When resistance surfaced， it was in Boston. The Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party were signal events in the development of revolutionary sentiments， and the Battle of Bunker Hill solidified colonial resolve to declare independence from the British crown.
Following the Revolutionary War， Boston suffered economically as the British government cut off American ships' access to other ports in the British Empire. But as new trading relationships developed， Boston entered a commercial and industrial boom which lasted from the late 1700s until the mid-1800s. Fortunes were made in shipbuilding， maritime trade and manufacturing textiles and shoes. Chartered as a city in 1822， Boston's Beacon Hill was soon crowned with fine mansions built by the leading families， and Back Bay was filled in to make room for more.
These same prominent families also patronised arts and culture heavily. Though conservative and traditionalist in their general outlook， Bostonians were firm believers in American ideals of freedom and firm supporters of the abolition of slavery and the activities of the Underground Railroad.
As the 19th century drew to a close Boston's prominence was challenged by the growth of other port cities and the westward expansion of the national borders， and New England's economic boom turned into a bust when the textile and shoe factories moved to cheaper labour markets in the South.
In the 20th century the city became more culturally diverse than ever before. The city's ethnic and economic profile had already been significantly altered by the 19th-century arrival of thousands of Irish immigrants， driven from home by devastating potato famines. The cultural mix grew more diverse with 20th century arrivals from Italy， the Ottoman Empire and Portugal.
Economically， Boston became more of a satellite than a hub， although it remained a prominent centre for medical education， treatment and research， and USA's premiere university centre. Many graduates choose to remain in the Boston area， which has helped fuel a local booming commerce in computer research， development and manufacturing.
For all its ties to the past， Boston has always looked forward. The new millennium saw Boston entering a renaissance， thanks to the near-completion of the ‘Big Dig' - an ambitious public works project to place the Central Expressway underground. Wealthy young professionals are moving back to the city in droves and， since the demise of rent control in the mid-1990s， they are the only ones who can reasonably afford to live there！ Affluent and comfortable， Boston remains at the centre of US intellectual life.
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