New Hampshire is
an important state in the north east of
the U.S. It is surrounded by Massachusetts in the South, Vermont and
Connecticut in the west, the Canadian state of Quebec in North West and
Maine and the Atlantic Ocean in the east. The state is flanked by
Boston, New York and Montreal. It lies between the latitudes of 40 and
42 and the longitudes of 70 and 37, west. Its length is 180 miles and
width is 50 miles. It is the seventh smallest state in U.S.
The geographical center of this state is 3 miles on the
eastern side of the town of Ashland. The physical features of New
Hampshire show that the highest point in the state is Mount
Washington,
situated at the height of 6288 feet, north of the city of Berlin. The
lowest point of New Hampshire is
the Atlantic Ocean at sea level, where
the approximate mean elevation is 1000 feet, or 305 m. The Atlantic
Ocean is situated off south- east New Hampshire. The map flaunts the
river Merrimack, flowing by the city of Manchester. In between the city
of Conway and Franklin lies the Great Lake. Connecticut forms the
western border of New Hampshire.
The map of New
Hampshire shows the White Mountains of
the Appalachian range, in the north central part of the state. The
topography includes the seven different regions the seacoast,
Dartmouth, the lakes region, Merrimack Valley, Monadnock Region, White
Mountains and the Great North Woods.
The map shows New
Hampshire as a state surrounded by
water bodies and mountain ranges, making it personify natural beauty
and charm. The land has a rugged terrain that enhances its presence on
the map of the U.S. Its geographical location and proximity to the sea,
makes it a popular tourist attraction.
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map here
The
picturesque New England Covered Bridge
is more than just beauty, covered
bridges are practical, which is why our fore-fathers built them.
They
provide a great place to walk in from the shade, to hide out from the
rain, or to look down into the water that passes below. Covered bridges
protect the bridge from the harsh Northern New England weather. Pick up
your guide here: Covered
Bridges of New Hampshire
