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New Hampshire Road Map


The scalable New Hampshire map on this page shows the state's major roads and highways as well as its counties and cities, including Concord, the capital city, and Manchester, the most populous city.
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Pemigewasset River Covered Bridge in Franconia, New Hampshire

New Hampshire Map Navigation

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The following Map Legend and Scale of Miles apply to the road map on this page, at its largest displayed scale.

New Hampshire Map Legend

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New Hampshire Map Scale Of Miles

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New Hampshire Interstate Highways

New Hampshire's Interstate Highways connect its major cities and facilitate travel between New Hampshire and its neighbors.  I-89 extends northwestward from I-93 at Concord to the Vermont border.  I-93 crosses the state from southeast to northwest, whereas I-95 runs along the southeastern coastline between Massachusetts and Maine.  Auxiliary Interstate Highway I-293 serves the western and southern sides of Manchester, while I-393 connects I-93 with Concord's eastern suburbs.

New Hampshire Scenic Routes

A 120-mile trip from Hanover to Glen showcases some of the state's natural beauty and extreme seasonal differences.  Hanover is home to Dartmouth College, as well as quaint shops and coffeehouses.  The drive continues through Orford, Bath, Littleton, and Bethlehem before passing through Crawford Notch State Park which is home to Arethusa Falls, the highest waterfalls in the state.  Visitors to nearby Mount Attitash can ride a chairlift to its 2,300-foot summit and enjoy panoramic views from its observation tower.  More information about scenic roads in New Hampshire is available on these America's Byways: New Hampshire and New Hampshire Scenic and Cultural Byways pages.

New Hampshire Road Travel Resources

For more information about New Hampshire's roads and transportation infrastructure, visit the New Hampshire Department of Transportation website.  For New Hampshire road traffic conditions, visit the Federal Highway Administration's New Hampshire Traffic Information page.


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