Holland (CDP), Massachusetts

The Holland Census Designated Place (CDP) is a densely populated area within the town of Holland, Massachusetts, in Hampden County, United States. It is primarily centered around Holland's town center and encompasses a significant portion of the residential and commercial areas of the town. The CDP boundaries are defined by the U.S. Census Bureau for statistical purposes and may not precisely reflect local perceptions of neighborhood limits.

As a CDP, Holland (CDP) is not a separate incorporated municipality but rather a geographical area used for data collection and reporting. The governing body for the area remains the town of Holland itself. Data collected for the CDP, such as population demographics, housing statistics, and economic indicators, is valuable for understanding the characteristics of the concentrated population center within the larger town. The CDP is known for its proximity to Holland Pond (also known as Holland Reservoir) and its rural New England character. Its population is a subset of the overall population of the town of Holland. Further information about the area can be found in broader resources pertaining to the town of Holland, Massachusetts.