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New Hampshire, USA

Bartlett	Bartlett is just east of the White Mountain National Forest near Mount Washington.
Canterbury	(map) Canterbury is exit 18 of the I-93 in New Hampshire, along the New England Southern.
Claremont	(map) Claremont is the junction and interchange of the NECR and the Concord and Claremont Railroad (CCRR), between North Walpole, New Hampshire, and White River Junction, Vermont.
Meredith	(map) Meredith hosts the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad and is situated fairly far from any other rail lines in central New Hampshire.
Mount Washington	Mount Washington is in the White Mountain National Forest and hosts the world's oldest cog railway and the Conway Scenic.
North Walpole	(map) The Vermont Rail Systems Green Mountain Railway terminates here. The NECR and the GMRC both cross the Connecticut River at North Walpole from Bellows Falls, Vermont.
Sanbornville	(map) Sanbornville is the first town South of the New Hampshire Northcoast's gravel pit, 38 miles North of Rollinsford, New Hampshire, where the NHN connects to Guilford.

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