New Hampshire



New Hampshire Map



The Photographs


 A Mountaintop Trail  Cascade Brook  Cathedral Ledge  Cathedral Ledge

 Echo Lake  Forest Lake  Lonesome Lake  Lonesome Lake

 Mirror Lake  Mt. Lafayette  Mt Washington View  Mt. Washington Hotel

 Old Man  Zealand Notch  Zealand Trail



A Little About New Hampshire



GRANITE STATE
AREA: 24,032 sq km (9,279 sq mi).
POPULATION: 1,137,000.
CAPITAL: Concord, pop. 35,600.
ECONOMY: Industry: machinery, electric equipment, rubber and plastic products, tourism. Agriculture: dairy products, nursery stock, cattle, apples, eggs.
PCI: $23,430.
ADMISSION: 9th of 13 original states.

     “Representation without taxation” could be this state’s motto, as one of only two states with neither general sales nor personal income taxes. Revenues come mainly from corporate income, real estate, tourism, and liquor sales. Property taxes, set at town meetings, fund schools and community services. A once favorable business climate lured computer companies to southern areas, but recession has hit most industries, yielding the highest levels of unemployment in years. The White Mountains offer skiing and hiking, and lakes and seacoast regions attract summer vacationers. New Hampshire boasts more forests and wildlife today than a century ago.

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