Ashland

Ashland is best known within New Hampshire for its position at the confluence of the Squam and Pemigewasset rivers. The compact town sits in the Lakes Region, with Squam Lake nearby to the southwest and the White Mountains rising farther north, placing it between two defining New Hampshire landscapes. Ashland was incorporated in 1868 from part of Holderness, and its riverside setting shaped an industrial past that used water power. Today, it is a convenient base for exploring lake country, following the riverbanks and heading north towards mountain routes. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Ashland relates to the Lakes Region and the White Mountains.

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