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LIGHTOWER PUBLIC LAND CROSSINGS Unique_Ref# Start Long Start Lat Land_Use Town SPANID End Long End Lat 1 -71.35795 43.07598 Bear Brook State Park Candia 21441 -71.350825 43.078643 2 -71.321845 43.09579 Bear Brook State Park Candia 21440 -71.309391 43.103185 3 -70.806008 43.06573 Pease International Portsmouth 20272 -70.795159 43.083411 Nov. 10, 2015 Page 1 of 1 LIGHTOWER WATER BODY CROSSINGS Unique_Ref# Start Long Start Lat Water_Bodie Town SPANID End Long End Lat 1 -71.773638 43.03451 Weare 19848 -71.776586 43.035768 2 -71.764784 43.034469 Weare 19848 -71.768893 43.034209 3 -72.544609 42.833648 Connecticut River Hinsdale 20447 -72.547518 42.833526 4 -71.959278 43.086042 Franklin Pierce Lake Antrim 19845 -71.960579 43.084128 5 -71.954286 43.093342 Franklin Pierce Lake Antrim 19845 -71.950824 43.095946 6 -71.871988 43.089483 Deering 19846 -71.871033 43.088442 7 -71.816079 43.055955 Piscataquog River Deering 19847 -71.814455 43.054873 8 -71.680256 43.036575 Daniels Lake Weare 19849 -71.678532 43.036534 9 -71.675728 43.036565 Daniels Lake Weare 19849 -71.673320 43.036562 11 -71.599723 43.018069 Glen Lake Goffstown 23700 -71.599178 43.017706 12 -71.548856 42.988112 Goffstown 27626 -71.547713 42.985198 13 -71.547067 42.983624 Goffstown 19863 -71.547439 42.984613 14 -71.493334 42.860771 Souhegan River Merrimack 4593 -71.492912 42.860486 15 -71.484146 42.868311 Merrimack River Merrimack 20520 -71.482846 42.866714 16 -71.478892 42.830021 Merrimack River Litchfield 21445 -71.481748 42.829842 17 -71.478499 42.830292 Merrimack River Litchfield 21577 -71.481817 42.830099 18 -71.473331 42.763109 Nashua River Nashua 19641 -71.474175 42.763010 19 -71.476723 42.762398 Nashua River Nashua 19641 -71.476774 42.761532 20 -71.476674 42.760826 Nashua River Nashua 19641 -71.475270 42.760942 21 -71.465864 42.764011 Nashua River Nashua 4730 -71.465307 42.763614 22 -71.454503 42.763853 Nashua River Nashua 19645 -71.454830 42.763327 23 -71.453732 42.766391 Nashua River Nashua 19645 -71.452652 42.767094 53 -71.454912 42.763004 Nashua River Nashua 19645 -71.454792 42.762197 24 -71.452375 42.767042 Nashua River Nashua 22121 -71.454214 42.765770 25 -71.447491 42.769451 Merrimack River Hudson 20522 -71.449771 42.768433 26 -71.454169 42.774547 Merrimack River Hudson 19867 -71.455719 42.773831 27 -71.444577 42.763073 Merrimack River Nashua 4732 -71.442788 42.763226 28 -71.335767 42.766491 Pelham 19731 -71.334448 42.765148 29 -71.357199 42.913796 Londonderry 20530 -71.359612 42.915511 30 -71.354503 42.954133 Auburn 24807 -71.354198 42.953634 31 -71.417935 42.959245 Great Cohas Brook Manchester 20485 -71.419250 42.959164 32 -71.376268 42.988685 Massabesic Lake Auburn 24807 -71.375149 42.987664 33 -71.472631 42.974372 Merrimack River Manchester 3994 -71.471391 42.973912 34 -71.468606 43.002401 Merrimack River Manchester 19861 -71.471788 43.003059 35 -71.454988 43.052566 Merrimack River Hooksett 21213 -71.452428 43.053343 36 -71.333858 43.088724 Candia 21441 -71.329502 43.091252 37 -71.203122 43.142614 Deerfield 21235 -71.196082 43.142931 38 -71.124751 43.147776 Nottingham 21502 -71.121217 43.148119 39 -70.872258 43.195208 Cocheco River Dover 19855 -70.872847 43.195218 40 -70.863753 43.197339 Cocheco River Dover 20669 -70.863765 43.196779 41 -70.863423 43.197468 Cocheco River Dover 19856 -70.861583 43.196405 42 -70.827695 43.17268 Piscataqua River 19857 -70.824747 43.170947 43 -70.77968 43.101043 Piscataqua River 20260 -70.784629 43.098431 44 -70.76583 43.079721 North Mill Pond 20267 -70.764798 43.079545 45 -70.9375 43.012292 Squamscott River Stratham 22119 -70.940663 43.011760 46 -70.849598 42.934036 Hampton 20265 -70.851820 42.934791 47 -70.852431 42.924713 Taylor River Hampton 21546 -70.852702 42.924543 48 -71.054673 42.99227 Brentwood 22117 -71.056282 42.991736 49 -71.118887 42.966878 Exeter River Fremont 22112 -71.119412 42.966644 50 -71.120228 42.966296 Exeter River Fremont 22112 -71.121054 42.965963 51 -71.202631 42.945417 Hunt Pond Sandown 22111 -71.203547 42.945163 52 -71.20884 42.943895 Sandown 22111 -71.209961 42.943617 54 -71.282227 42.921311 Derry 22110 -71.284096 42.921694 Nov. 10, 2015 Page 1 of 1 LIGHTOWER RAILROAD CROSSINGS Unique_Ref# Start Long Start Lat Railroad Town SPANID End Long End Lat 1 -71.484105 42.830077 B and M Railroad Merrimack 21577 -71.486606 42.829881 2 -71.484399 42.829751 B and M Railroad Merrimack 21447 -71.485604 42.829676 3 -71.484644 42.868923 B and M Railroad Merrimack 20520 -71.484136 42.868374 4 -71.898105 43.102205 Boston and Maine Railroad Deering 19846 -71.899163 43.102564 5 -72.542167 42.833717 Hinsdale 20447 -72.547866 42.833556 6 -72.460097 42.790675 Boston and Maine Railroad Winchester 19893 -72.458995 42.792100 7 -72.385135 42.793214 Boston and Maine Railroad Winchester 19895 -72.384591 42.793147 8 -72.384522 42.793437 Boston and Maine Railroad Winchester 19895 -72.387204 42.793431 9 -72.346121 42.840042 Boston and Maine Railroad Swanzey 19896 -72.344714 42.840672 10 -72.330579 42.846592 Boston and Maine Railroad Swanzey 19896 -72.333396 42.845423 11 -72.323838 42.863896 Boston and Maine Railroad Swanzey 20442 -72.323914 42.861888 12 -72.323199 42.867279 Boston and Maine Railroad Swanzey 20442 -72.323309 42.868114 13 -72.322836 42.869932 Boston and Maine Railroad Swanzey 20442 -72.322266 42.870499 14 -72.314981 42.875547 Boston and Maine Railroad Swanzey 20441 -72.314729 42.876249 15 -72.286052 42.901281 Boston and Maine Railroad Swanzey 20440 -72.284601 42.901577 16 -72.285176 42.912025 Boston and Maine Railroad Keene 20440 -72.285215 42.912388 17 -72.284959 42.915359 Boston and Maine Railroad Keene 20440 -72.284851 42.916540 18 -72.284312 42.923635 Boston and Maine Railroad Keene 20440 -72.284753 42.924222 19 -72.290144 42.931355 Abandoned RR Grade Keene 28307 -72.290117 42.931534 20 -71.570026 43.015017 B and M Railroad Goffstown 33694 -71.568445 43.014050 21 -71.570029 43.015273 B and M Railroad Goffstown 24438 -71.569056 43.014677 22 -71.56734 43.015058 B and M Railroad Goffstown 27626 -71.567304 43.014696 23 -71.443318 42.952023 B and M Railroad Manchester 21197 -71.442875 42.952209 24 -71.447247 42.956563 B and M Railroad Manchester 21197 -71.446876 42.956609 25 -71.45455 42.967386 B and M Railroad Manchester 21197 -71.455310 42.967633 26 -71.45475 42.967903 B and M Railroad Manchester 21197 -71.455335 42.967707 27 -71.455302 42.967909 B and M Railroad Manchester 21197 -71.455187 42.968229 28 -71.458511 42.972973 B and M Railroad Manchester 23932 -71.459105 42.973110 29 -71.458596 42.973288 B and M Railroad Manchester 21198 -71.459133 42.973213 30 -71.469935 42.973069 B and M Railroad Manchester 3994 -71.470428 42.973518 31 -71.462858 42.978758 B and M Railroad Manchester 23925 -71.462885 42.979356 32 -71.463219 42.979288 B and M Railroad Manchester 21202 -71.463199 42.979831 33 -71.466963 43.000736 B and M Railroad Manchester 21226 -71.467881 43.001081 34 -71.46697 43.000893 B and M Railroad Manchester 19861 -71.467829 43.001169 35 -71.452474 43.053334 B and M Railroad Hooksett 21213 -71.454978 43.052547 36 -71.432338 42.982659 B and M Railroad Manchester 23972 -71.432477 42.982967 37 -71.407857 42.988369 B and M Railroad Manchester 4002 -71.407596 42.988668 38 -71.408004 42.988205 B and M Railroad Manchester 20487 -71.408581 42.988328 39 -71.404958 42.990283 B and M Railroad Manchester 21474 -71.406036 42.990423 40 -71.392024 43.0033 B and M Railroad Manchester 24807 -71.391854 43.003090 41 -71.473332 42.763084 Boston and Maine Railroad Nashua 19641 -71.472576 42.763328 42 -71.465912 42.764014 Boston and Maine Railroad Nashua 4731 -71.465795 42.764369 43 -71.462558 42.75806 B and M Railroad Nashua 4732 -71.462700 42.758524 44 -71.462479 42.758073 B and M Railroad Nashua 21576 -71.462617 42.758536 45 -71.458294 42.759185 B and M Railroad Nashua 21468 -71.458044 42.759527 46 -71.457762 42.7558 B and M Railroad Nashua 21468 -71.457803 42.756028 47 -71.453224 42.760099 B and M Railroad Nashua 4732 -71.452404 42.760381 48 -71.450487 42.761292 Boston and Maine Railroad Nashua 4732 -71.450345 42.761374 49 -71.450114 42.761446 B and M Railroad Nashua 4732 -71.449588 42.761576 50 -71.45743 42.762283 Boston and Maine Railroad Nashua 19645 -71.458102 42.761658 Nov. 10, 2015 Page 1 of 2 LIGHTOWER RAILROAD CROSSINGS Unique_Ref# Start Long Start Lat Railroad Town SPANID End Long End Lat 51 -71.451248 42.767607 B and M Railroad Nashua 20522 -71.452343 42.767281 52 -71.456929 42.77337 B and M Railroad Nashua 19867 -71.456180 42.773680 53 -70.857729 42.897589 Boston and Maine Railroad Seabrook 23710 -70.858099 42.897462 54 -70.938119 43.011971 Boston and Maine Railroad Exeter 22119 -70.940251 43.013132 55 -70.79333 43.05879 B and M Railroad Portsmouth 20262 -70.793816 43.059728 56 -70.793134 43.058822 B and M Railroad Portsmouth 22108 -70.793612 43.059879 57 -70.788803 43.056945 B and M Railroad Portsmouth 20280 -70.788005 43.057062 58 -70.7855 43.097852 B and M Railroad Portsmouth 20260 -70.784424 43.098462 59 -70.936871 43.139273 Boston and Maine Railroad Durham 20667 -70.935937 43.138835 60 -70.931408 43.159355 Boston and Maine Railroad Madbury 19851 -70.929789 43.160363 61 -70.90645 43.181536 B and M Railroad Dover 19852 -70.906516 43.181924 62 -70.886148 43.194109 B and M Railroad Dover 20668 -70.885570 43.194122 63 -70.864879 43.207165 B and M Railroad Dover 19853 -70.864328 43.207004 64 -71.420031 42.985832 B and M Railroad Manchester 4127 -71.419924 42.985508 65 -71.411767 42.987181 B and M Railroad Manchester 20487 -71.410444 42.98714 Nov.
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    Week Ending April 9, 2021 Town Waterbody Allenstown Archery Pond Allenstown Bear Brook Allenstown Catamount Pond Alstead Newell Pond Amherst Souhegan River Barnstead Big River Barnstead Crooked Run Barnstead Little River Barnstead Suncook Lake Barnstead Suncook River Barrington Isinglass River Barrington Nippo Brook Bennington Contoocook River Bow Firehouse Pond Bristol Pemigewasset River Brookline Nissitissit River Candia Tower Hill Pond Concord Merrimack River Deerfield Hartford Brook Deerfield Lamprey River Deerfield Pleasant Lake Deering Deering Reservoir Dover Cocheco River Dublin Dublin Lake Epsom Suncook River, Little Epsom Suncook River Errol Androscoggin River Franklin Webster Lake Goffstown Piscataquog River Greenville Souhegan River Harrisville Hunts Pond Harrisville Nubanusit Brook Hillsborough Contoocook River Hillsborough Beards Brook Lee Lamprey River Lee Little River Litchfield Chase Brook Litchfield Nesenkeag Brook Londonderry Beaver Brook Loudon Bumfagon Brook Loudon Clough Pond Loudon Soucook River Loudon Hot Hole Pond Madbury Barbadoes Pond Madbury Bellamy River Manchester Merrimack River Marlow Gustin Pond Marlow Sand Pond Merrimack Baboosic Brook Milford Purgatory Brook Milford Souhegan River Nelson Center Pond Nottingham North River Pelham Beaver Brook Pembroke Soucook River Peterborough Nubanusit Brook Pittsfield Suncook River Raymond Lamprey River Strafford Big River Strafford Isinglass River Strafford Little River Wilton Blood Brook Wilton Souhegan River Wilton Stony Brook Windham Beaver Brook.
  • Natural Resources Inventory (NRI) in Its Simplest Terms Is a Detailed Collection of Available Data on the Important Naturally Occurring Resources Within a Town

    Natural Resources Inventory (NRI) in Its Simplest Terms Is a Detailed Collection of Available Data on the Important Naturally Occurring Resources Within a Town

    Natural Resources Inventory Bradford, New Hampshire photo credit – Bill Duffy View from Rowe Mountain Road overlooking Lake Massasecum Prepared by the Bradford Conservation Commission With mapping by Northern Geomantics PO Box 436 Bradford, NH 03221 Winter 2012 Table of Contents 1. Introduction .......................................................................................... 3 1.1 Acknowledgements ................................................................... 4 2. Overview ............................................................................................... 5 3. Topography .......................................................................................... 7 3.1 Slope and the Conservation Zone ............................................. 8 3.2 Major Hills of Bradford ............................................................... 8 3.3 Recommendations .................................................................... 9 4. Soils .................................................................................................... 10 4.1 Soils of Bradford ................................................................... ...10 4.2 Soil Surveys .......................................................................... ..10 4.3 Agricultural Soils .................................................................. ...11 4.4 Forest Soils .......................................................................... ..12 4.5 Sand and Gravel ................................................................... .13 4.6