Weare

Weare has served as a rural town in southern New Hampshire since its incorporation in 1764. Set among wooded hills west of Manchester, it follows the Piscataquog River, whose waters are held back at Everett Dam to create Everett Lake, a major flood-control reservoir. The town was named for Meshech Weare, a leading figure in New Hampshire’s Revolutionary-era government, connecting this quiet New England community with the state’s formative political history. Dispersed hamlets, forests and watercourses give Weare a distinctly unhurried character. Move on to other webcams in New Hampshire to compare landscapes and settings around Weare.

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