Tilton

The Winnipesaukee River defines the setting of Tilton — its course through central New Hampshire gave the town an industrial riverfront and still forms a natural thread through the community. The river continues west to Franklin, where it joins the Pemigewasset River to form the Merrimack. Tilton Arch, commissioned in 1882 by local financier Charles E. Tilton as a memorial to Civil War soldiers, is the town’s best-known monument. Lake Winnisquam and New Hampshire’s Lakes Region lie nearby, while Interstate 93 makes Tilton a practical stop between Concord and the White Mountains. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Tilton and central New Hampshire.

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