The Monopoly board has 40 squares, 28 of which represent property that a player can buy. Of those 28 properties, 22 of them are named after streets, 4 of them are railroads, and 2 of them are utility companies.
The board also has 3 community chest squares and 3 chance squares. There are also 2 tax squares, a luxury tax square and an income tax square. The final 4 squares are "go", "go to jail", "jail", and "free parking". All of the properties on a standard US Monopoly game board are named after locations in Atlantic City.
Matt: CORRECT
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