Springfield

Lake Kolelemook and the wooded hills of western New Hampshire define the setting of Springfield — quiet roads, scattered homes and forested land give the town a distinctly rural rhythm. Incorporated in 1794, Springfield is part of Sullivan County and retains the compact scale typical of many long-established New England communities. The town lies east of the Connecticut River valley, in a region shaped by small lakes, woodland and seasonal outdoor pursuits rather than dense urban development. Its appeal is in the unhurried local landscape and its connection to the wider interior of New Hampshire. See how Springfield relates to western New Hampshire by browsing webcams in nearby communities.

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