Westmoreland

Westmoreland occupies rolling agricultural land beside the Connecticut River in southwestern New Hampshire. The river forms the town’s western edge and the state boundary with Vermont, while woodland and open fields define this rural reach of the Connecticut Valley. Incorporated in 1752, Westmoreland developed as a farming community; its compact centre, church, town hall and older homes retain the scale of a traditional New England town. It is a quiet place from which to follow the river corridor and explore the small communities of Cheshire County. Browse additional webcams from the Connecticut River valley to extend your view of southwestern New Hampshire.

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