Top Snowfall Totals From Latest Snowstorm

The third major snowstorm in two weeks is gone after dropping more than two new feet of snow on parts of Massachusetts.

Rockland, Quincy and South Weymouth hit the snowfall jackpot in the latest storm and the vast majority of Eastern and Central Massachusetts picked up at least a foot.

The state has seen a record-breaking more than six feet of snow over a two-week period after a relatively snow-less winter before then.

Here are the top snowfall totals by county from the most recent storm, according to the National Weather Service:

Barnstable County

East Sandwich -- 7.3 inches

Centerville -- 3.8 inches

Barnstable -- 3 inches

East Falmouth -- 1.7 inches

Bristol County

Attleboro -- 14.5 inches

Taunton -- 14 inches

Mansfield -- 13.5 inches

North Attleboro -- 11.6 inches

Raynham -- 11 inches

Seekonk -- 8 inches

Essex County

Ipswich -- 19.5 inches

Topsfield -- 19 inches

Rockport -- 18.2 inches

Lynn -- 17.8 inches

Georgetown -- 16.3 inches

West Peabody -- 15 inches

Middlesex County

Bedford -- 19.8 inches

North Reading -- 18 inches

Townsend -- 16.8 inches

Chelmsford -- 16.8 inches

Sudbury -- 16.6 inches

Dracut -- 16.1 inches

Wakefield -- 16 inches

Winchester -- 16 inches

Norfolk County

Quincy -- 27.5 inches

South Weymouth -- 27.5 inches

East Braintree -- 26 inches

Sharon -- 25.5 inches

Braintree -- 22 inches

Randolph -- 19.7 inches

Walpole -- 14.5 inches

Foxborough -- 14 inches

Wrentham -- 14 inches

Stoughton -- 13.5 inches

Foxborough -- 13.2 inches

Plymouth County

Rockland -- 29 inches

Norwell -- 27.1 inches

East Bridgewater -- 23 inches

Hingham -- 20.5 inches

Carver -- 14.5 inches

Plymouth -- 14.4 inches

Suffolk County

East Boston -- 23.1 inches

Winthrop -- 23.1 inches

Chelsea -- 18.1 inches

Worcester County

Rochdale -- 18 inches

Milford -- 16.7 inches

Shrewsbury -- 15.8 inches

• Here are the storm totals from the Blizzard of 2015 and the Groundhog Day storm.