• 310 feet down left field line
• 379 feet in left center field
• 390 feet in center field
• 420 feet in deep center field
• 380 feet in deep right field
• 302 feet down right field line

Fun Facts:

• No player has ever hit a home run over the right-field roof at Fenway Park.
• The screen behind Fenway's home plate that protects fans and allows foul balls to roll back down onto the field was the first of its kind in the Major Leagues.
• In 1945, a throw by Athletics outfielder Hal Peck hit a pigeon flying over Fenway Park. The ball then deflected to the A's second baseman, who tagged out Boston's Skeeter Newsome trying to stretch his hit into a double. The pigeon flew away, minus a few feathers but otherwise unharmed.
• Another pigeon was not so lucky in 1974. Willie Horton hit a foul ball into the air at Fenway Park, hitting a low-flying pigeon. The pigeon fell from the sky - dead - and landed in front of home plate.