Hanover

Hanover lies along the Indian Head River, where wooded wetlands, ponds and gently rolling ground define this inland stretch of Massachusetts’s South Shore. Though close to Boston’s metropolitan area, the town retains a largely residential, small-town pattern shaped by forest and watercourses. Ironmaking helped drive Hanover’s economy in the 18th and 19th centuries, when local forges and furnaces drew on waterpower and bog iron. Conservation areas and local trails now provide access to river corridors and woodland. View additional webcams nearby to understand how Hanover connects to the South Shore and greater Boston.

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