Great North Region

Great North Region is the northernmost region of New Hampshire.

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Map of Great North Region

44.468611-71.1838891 Berlin
44.894444-71.4958332 Colebrook
44.870833-71.3058333 Dixville Notch — famous for holding its presidential elections early
44.488889-71.5691674 Lancaster
44.601389-71.4091675 Stark
45.051111-71.3913896 Pittsburg

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44.7917-71.08331 Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge -
44.680833-71.4377782 Nash Stream Forest
44.510388-71.4080843 White Mountain National Forest - This portion of The White Mountain National Forest encompasses the Pilot Range of Mountains.

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A total solar eclipse on Monday 8 April 2024 crosses the north of this area shortly before 3:30PM local time. The track of totality is northeast from Mexico and Texas to Ohio and straddling the Canada–New England border, then across New Brunswick and Newfoundland.

Northern New Hampshire has a growing number of recreational trail networks through thousands of acres of forest. Snowmobile trails are managed through local clubs and more information and trail reports can be found on their individual sites. ATV trails are also managed by local clubs, but are connected in a larger network known as Ride the Wilds. The Cohos hiking trail begins at Fourth Connecticut Lake on the Canadian border, and travels through many scenic areas of the region.

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