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List of State Parks of New Hampshire Location Year County or Area in SNo Park name (of main estab- counties acres (ha) entrance) lished 1 Ahern State Park Belknap Laconia 128 acres (52 ha) 1994 2 Androscoggin Wayside Park Coös Errol 1 acre (0.40 ha) 3 Annett Wayside Park Cheshire Rindge 1,494 acres (605 ha) over 10,000 acres 4 Bear Brook State Park Merrimack Allenstown (4,000 ha) 5 Beaver Brook Falls Wayside Coös Colebrook 7.3 acres (3.0 ha) 6 Bedell Bridge State Historic Site Grafton Haverhill 38 acres (15 ha) 7 Cardigan State Park Grafton Orange 5,655 acres (2,288 ha) 8 Chesterfield Gorge Natural Area Cheshire Chesterfield 13 acres (5.3 ha) 9 Clough State Park Hillsborough Weare 10 Coleman State Park Coös Stewartstown Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Working 11 Coos Pittsburg Forest 12 Crawford Notch State Park Carroll Hart's Location 5,775 acres (2,337 ha) Daniel Webster Birthplace State Historic 13 Merrimack Franklin Site 14 Deer Mountain Campground Coös Pittsburg 15 Dixville Notch State Park Coös Dixville 127 acres (51 ha) 16 Echo Lake State Park Carroll Conway Crawford's 17 Eisenhower Memorial Wayside Park Coös 1979 Purchase 18 Ellacoya State Park Belknap Gilford 19 Endicott Rock Belknap Laconia 20 Forest Lake State Park Coös Dalton 397 acres (161 ha) 1935 21 Fort Constitution State Historic Site Rockingham New Castle 22 Fort Stark State Historic Site Rockingham New Castle 23 Franconia Notch State Park Grafton Franconia Franklin Pierce Homestead State Historic 24 Hillsborough Hillsborough Site 25 Gardner Memorial Wayside Park Sullivan Springfield 6,675 acres (2,701 ha) 26 Governor Wentworth Historic Site Carroll Wolfeboro 27 Greenfield State Park Hillsborough Greenfield 400 acres (160 ha) 28 Hampton Beach State Park Rockingham Hampton Hannah Duston Memorial State Historic 29 Merrimack Boscawen Site 30 Jenness State Beach Rockingham Rye 31 Jericho Mountain State Park Coös Berlin 32 Kingston State Park Rockingham Kingston 44 acres (18 ha) 33 Lake Francis State Park Coös Pittsburg 34 Lake Tarleton State Park Grafton Piermont 48 acres (19 ha) 35 Madison Boulder Natural Area Carroll Madison 17 acres (6.9 ha) 36 Milan Hill State Park Coös Milan 37 Miller State Park Hillsborough Peterborough 38 Mollidgewock State Park Coös Errol 39 Monadnock State Park Cheshire Jaffrey 40 Moose Brook State Park Coös Gorham 41 Mount Sunapee State Park Merrimack Newbury Sargent's 42 Mount Washington State Park Coös 60.3 acres (24.4 ha) Purchase 43 Nansen Wayside Park Coös Milan 14 acres (5.7 ha) 44 North Beach Rockingham Hampton 45 North Hampton State Beach Rockingham North Hampton 46 Northwood Meadows State Park Rockingham Northwood 674.5 acres (273.0 ha) 47 Odiorne Point State Park Rockingham Rye 1961 48 Pawtuckaway State Park Rockingham Nottingham 49 Pillsbury State Park Sullivan Washington 50 Pisgah State Park Cheshire Chesterfield 13,300 acres (5,400 ha) 51 Rhododendron State Park Cheshire Fitzwilliam 2,723 acres (1,102 ha) 1946 52 Robert Frost Farm Rockingham Derry 53 Rollins State Park Merrimack Warner 54 Rye Harbor State Park Rockingham Rye 55 Sculptured Rocks Natural Area Grafton Groton 272 acres (110 ha) 56 Silver Lake State Park Hillsborough Hollis 80 acres (32 ha) 57 Taylor Mill State Historic Site Rockingham Derry 58 Umbagog Lake State Park Coös Errol 1998 59 Wadleigh State Park Merrimack Sutton 60 Wallis Sands State Beach Rockingham Rye 61 Weeks State Park Coös Lancaster 420 acres (170 ha) 1941 62 Wellington State Park Grafton Alexandria 63 Wentworth State Park Carroll Wolfeboro 50 acres (20 ha) Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion State 64 Rockingham Portsmouth Historic Site 65 White Island State Historic Site Rockingham Rye 66 White Lake State Park Carroll Tamworth 67 Winslow State Park Merrimack Wilmot 1935 For other more formats kindly visit www.downloadexcelfiles.com Original source : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_New_Hampshire_state_parks.
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