Tremont

Tremont is a toponym used for several places in the United States, including towns, villages, and neighborhoods. The name appears in multiple states and is often linked to local geography or historical settlement patterns.

Tremont, Ohio, is a city in Cuyahoga County and a suburb of Cleveland. It is one of the older, densely developed neighborhoods in the Cleveland metropolitan area, with a mix of residential and commercial zones.

Tremont, Maine, is a town in Hancock County on Mount Desert Island, in the region surrounding Acadia National Park. The town sits along Penobscot Bay and includes coastal and inland areas that attract visitors and residents alike.

Tremont, Illinois, is a village in Peoria County, located southwest of Peoria. It is a small rural community with a locally focused economy and a village governance structure.

Tremont, Boston, Massachusetts, refers to a neighborhood on the southern edge of downtown Boston along Tremont Street. It contains historic residential blocks and proximity to cultural institutions and downtown services.

Tremont, Bronx, New York, is a residential neighborhood in the West Bronx. It is centered around Tremont Avenue and is part of the larger Fordham–University Heights area, with a mix of housing and local commerce.

In addition to these places, the name Tremont appears in various streets, districts, and historic sites across the country.