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STATE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP: State Senate District 7 (New Hampshire) 71.278838W 43.675950N 43.676161N 71.927689W STATE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP: State Senate District 7 (New Hampshire) 71.278838W Center Harbor t S LEGEND Hebron town J o d Ha r h R m ie n l m town 10660 t l i o t S H i 35220 n h m e d l H W it o i U l h o l SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL LABEL STYLE p d R H P d p 25 i R l e 109 l r R n O d w x o r B B o Lk Waukewan w Meredith k R International c CANADA i d Moultonborough H d D R u 47060 ll c i k H We l e lto Newfound Lk a town 49380 b n F n a e ll a W s R r d r D in B Bridgewater town 07540 y o o Federal American Indian n s R a to R n L'ANSE RES 1880 d d a Reservation nd Bear M Is W la M ai n a n d S e d y R k R h h R ec o e N P r w ith e e d e r T k R r Off-Reservation Trust Land d p e T1880 in M k New Hampton town 51540 s e H H i e P ll b i R n r n d o 132 a SLDU F n c o w R Str l State American Indian S l aits R e h er d Bristol d e m Ri P Tama Res 9400 v a V e 3 a r r Reservation l d k le R y R town 07700 R R d d r d e v i R State Legislative District - SLDU D Ha an tc ie d E h l Upper (Senate) ll R C W Hi o e 26 s r b le H n s w em d e t o loc r e R r n k k P Broo R s e H I K d a w y State (or statistically s ll e y o J R NEW YORK 36 d equivalent entity) Alexandria town 00580 d R County (or statistically d M l l R o i ERIE 029 l d u H l R S equivalent entity) n a c t p H c e i n Orange town 58340 C m n i a e e rd 104 c c i H S ga D n r R d Is Minor Civil Division E p Livingston R m Bristol town 07485 d a 1 d g C (MCD) d Rd L e d R a d Is R k w un r ll g a o Hi n te e Bristol New s s t R u Tuftonboro W e as d l Rd Wicwas Lk a id hbu ke il m o r r ea H e D n P e e Roller C E Rd l h A r 07620 Hampton c C nd v a ic e town 77620 n ott Consolidated City in St MILFORD 47500 P N 51460 utus e b Hl P v Ar il Rd a r A Main St a it d Summ d e R R l C l d i t S A 2 M e Sho k re Incorporated Place s S R R a u d s m Davis 18100 L d 9 d a m R R e M BELKNAP 001 C Meredith r S 0 a E n O d t 0 in nd la n ic S W ott Is L o t S h P N town 47140 h t L E lc r it e e O e 0 t 1 Laconia O W Census Designated Place s T T 0 o F 0 uc a GRA k k F 0 e 3 Incline Village 35100 r s 2 Moun (CDP) tan R P i R 40180 d d A Grafton town 30820 N l Rd P d Rd K sto ickerel Pon BEL Bri ld L O e ig M G h P e arney oint V H d t L i r B f o e i d e f f l n o t l o R R d l s R W r l A g i it t e d d o v h o H ir DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL SLDU e s B C n R e O d l N e a d n u n d t t d e e R GRAFTON 009 d M a r r d 2 y b a n S R a d r i o MERRIMACK 013 S T W i n P 3 Water Body d Interstate Pleasant Lake M u e g ly a i r e R W L in n e r R D e S d i r r R t C a s rl T w eto do n R y B d l a e l e v S 2 r U.S. Highway d c M S e S H Old d t ni Ra il a h a c i g B l Outside Subject Area W o d D R e la l r r R e d e c d y R k R 104 d B r d 4 o State Highway Rd in o r R ta y H Lake Shore Rd D at C k il n w P lcre tl u H st t e o D ate o R a Paugus Bay r T s n u i o na u n M d k l d a e t i g R d d I t s s E s R la g u n Rd n Marsh Ln a e d e s d e u e s r h n o o t Lane Rd P h berla Other Road b B m S C um r W a C M l a r o a k n F d o k e d an R M e o S R m d e W g d H h t k e i s a a ild g s l s o Rd L Southern RR d a l d r a Old ow R R o e E 4 R d d o W R C Railroad R it d d d u m N R rti s r l e E l R H lm i d W H S a k M t o t c d u s d gh R n o u t North Rd o ta o R r i n s r o n n e R B Rd u iv d G R R o Where international, state, county, and/or MCD boundaries coincide, the map shows x Morrill St d b R C u y r ile a y C R 11 d the boundary symbol for only the highest-ranking of these boundaries. s R h s R e r S r M d ta l r D rk il y ill St Rd R e B l H V d r o il r all Taylor o N yd H te ey H h t ill R Po Rd 1 MCD boundaries are shown in the following states in which some or all MCDs d W S M a o i o n S Rd d t function as general-purpose governmental units: Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, m ll i a y H n w H R r r Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, d e p e t e s e l b S e New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, ve W A H B St d oot 132 eele Hill R l r o ja S Winnisquam Lk y c d 3 e o t k i f d R t il R Vermont, and Wisconsin. 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