New Hampshire Physical Map

This is why New Hampshire feels vertical. The White Mountains cover the north with Mount Washington hitting 6,288 feet. It’s actually the highest peak in the Northeast. South of the mountains, the land drops through lakes region and rolling hills toward the coast. Our New Hampshire physical map shows its rugged terrain.

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State of New Hampshire
Physical Map of New Hampshire
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Physical Features: Appalachian Mountains, White Mts, Great North Woods, Monadnock, Mount Washington State Capital: Concord Major Cities: Manchester, Nashua Cities and Towns: Berlin, Claremont, Conway, Dover, Exeter, Franklin, Hanover, Keene, Laconia, Lancaster, Lebanon, Littleton, Milford, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Rochester, Woodsville Interstate Highways: I-89, I-93, I-95, I-293, I-393 US Routes: US-1, US-2, US-3, US-4, US-4A, US-202, US-302 Lakes and Reservoirs: Lake Winnipesaukee, Umbagog Lake Rivers and Streams: Androscoggin River, Merrimack River, Saco River

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