Seabrook

Built around early farms beside tidal marshes, Seabrook grew into a coastal town on New Hampshire’s Atlantic shore. Its territory extends from low-lying inland neighborhoods to Seabrook Beach, with salt-marsh habitat and the ocean shaping the town’s edge near the Massachusetts border. Settled in 1638, Seabrook was incorporated separately from Hampton in 1768. Seabrook Station, a nuclear power plant that began commercial operation in 1990, remains a prominent element of the local landscape and economy. Beach access, seafood businesses and marshland underline the town’s year-round connection to the coast. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of New Hampshire’s seacoast.

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