Monopoly Editions

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Monopoly Places Editions

The 105 city, regional and country editions, where local streets and landmarks stand in for Boardwalk and Park Place.

105 editions in this list.

Top picks

City editions swap the Atlantic City property names for wherever you're from. There are 105 in this catalog, mostly US cities, with a smaller run of state, regional and international boards mixed in.

The rules are the ones you already know. Everything that makes these worth buying is printed on the board.

How to choose

Start with whether the place matters more than the game. Monopoly Board Game - San Diego, CA Edition (2025) plays two to six from age eight, exactly like the standard set, and the city naming is the entire difference. That's true of nearly every board on this page, so if the recipient doesn't care about the location, buy a themed edition instead.

Coverage is wide and uneven. Big-city boards sit next to smaller ones: Queens NY (2024) and Pittsburgh (2022) are here, and so are Baltimore, Baton Rouge, Bellevue, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Des Moines, Flagstaff, Fort Lauderdale, Grand Rapids, Greenwich, Hilton Head, Jacksonville, Memphis, Mobile, Oklahoma City, Palm Springs, San Jose, Fresno, Detroit, Jersey City and Greensboro. Queens is a good example of why people buy these, since the borough gets a board of its own instead of being folded into a New York set.

A few break the city format. Monopoly Board Game Texas Hill Country Edition (2022) covers a region, which gives the properties a wider spread than a single downtown. The Alaska edition goes further and ships with six custom pewter tokens, so it has more weight than a standard regional printing and appeals to people who collect tokens rather than boards.

International and dated releases fill the rest. There's an Argentina board tied to a World Cup win, a Green Bay edition, a Millennium Edition from 2000 and a Monopoly 2004 Edition, all filed here because they're anchored to a place or a moment.

If you're buying a gift, the city someone left tends to land better than the city they live in now.

What's in this list

The 105 Places editions are ordered by sales signals, which puts the recent US city boards near the top and the older souvenir printings underneath. A handful of entries sit here for filing reasons rather than geography, including the Avatar and Fall Guys boards, so use the franchise pages if that's what you're after. Years come from listing data and most of the current city line is dated between 2022 and 2025, while older regional printings often carry no year at all.

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Common questions

Is there a Monopoly edition for my city?

Probably, if it's a mid-sized US city or larger. The 105 boards here run from Baltimore and Memphis to Flagstaff, Hilton Head and Bellevue, and new ones keep arriving, with San Diego and Greensboro both dated 2025.

How are city editions different from regular Monopoly?

The property names change and the rules don't. A city edition is the standard game with local streets, landmarks and businesses printed on the board, usually for two to six players aged eight and up.

Are state and country editions available too?

Some. The Alaska edition covers a whole state and ships with six custom pewter tokens, Texas Hill Country (2022) covers a region rather than one city, and there are scattered international boards including an Argentina release.

Who makes the city editions?

Most recent US city boards come from a dedicated city-edition line rather than Hasbro's main retail range, which is why they follow the same box format and player count from one town to the next.