- Quebec, Canada.
Kancamagus was also
known as John
Hogkins or John Hawkins.
Citations Lewis, Bea (9
August 2009). "How to say
Kancamagus". Fosters.com....
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scenic outlook sites are
located along the
Kancamagus Highway,
including one from near the
crest of
Kancamagus P****.
There are six
National Forest campground...
- 120-foot (37 m)
covered bridge that
spans the
Swift River just
north of the
Kancamagus Highway.
Albany is also home to the
World Fellowship Center, an intergenerational...
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located at Lincoln,
Campton (off
Interstate 93), and
Lincoln Woods (on the
Kancamagus Highway). The
White Mountain National Forest consists of
three discontinuous...
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through Pinkham Notch, and east–west by the
Kancamagus Highway (part of New
Hampshire Route 112)
through Kancamagus P**** and U.S.
Route 302
through Crawford...
- took
place in Dover, New Hampshire, on June 27–28, 1689. Led by
Chief Kancamagus of the Pennacook, it was part of King William's War, the
North American...
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Hampshire in the
United States,
north of the
Lakes Region and
south of the
Kancamagus Highway.
Although the
range is not
outstanding for its elevation, it is...
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close to the site of
Livermore village. The
Kancamagus Highway (New
Hampshire Route 112)
crosses Kancamagus P**** (2,855 ft or 870 m) on the Lincoln/Livermore...
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December 2017. "History of the
Kancamagus Highway in NH". The
Kancamagus Highway: The
Unofficial Guide to the Kanc.
Kancamagus Highway.com.
Retrieved December...
- town in the
Connecticut River watershed.
Kancamagus P****,
elevation 2,860 feet (870 m), is on the
Kancamagus Highway at the
eastern boundary. The highest...
