| The best way to enjoy the views of Russell, Massachusetts is to take a drive along Route 20. The section of Route 20 that goes through Russell is commonly known as Jacob’s Ladder Trail. While taking this drive, sparkling rivers and tall mountains are all that’s in sight. Due to the rugged nature of the land, Russell remains very undeveloped. Along with Huntington, Russell has hosted the National White Water Races.
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Settled: 1782
Incorporated: 1792
County: Hampden
Russell, MA Population:
2008: 1,719
2000: 1,657
1990: 1,594
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