Londonderry

Beaver Brook defines the setting of Londonderry — its wooded banks, wetlands and gently rolling terrain give this southern New Hampshire town a distinctly inland character. Settled in 1719 by Scots-Irish families as Nutfield, Londonderry took its present name from Londonderry in Ireland. Agriculture remains part of local life, with orchards and farm stands alongside suburban neighborhoods and businesses on Route 102. Manchester lies to the northwest, while the Boston area exerts a wider metropolitan influence to the south. Move on to other webcams across southern New Hampshire to compare landscapes and settings around Londonderry.

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