Hooksett: 93 S MM 28.9 CCTV
Built around the waterpower of the Merrimack River, Hooksett grew into a residential and commercial town between Manchester and Concord. The Merrimack follows the town’s western side, while wooded land and low-density development extend across much of its interior. Historic Hooksett Falls recalls the river’s role in local industry, and Robie’s Country Store, founded in 1887, remains a longstanding local institution. Interstate 93 runs north–south through Hooksett, placing the town on a principal New Hampshire route linking the Boston area, Manchester and the state capital. Rather than forming a dense urban centre, Hooksett is spread between river-side settlement, homes, businesses and major transport corridors.
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Built around the falls and waterpower of the Merrimack River, Hooksett grew into a residential and commercial town between Manchester and Concord. The river remains the town’s defining geographic thread, with Hooksett Falls recalling the site’s early mill activity. Robie’s Country Store, established in 1887, is a long-running local institution known for its general-store character and New Hampshire goods. Set beside Interstate 93 yet close to wooded back roads and the river corridor, Hooksett links the state’s largest urban area with its central communities. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of New Hampshire connects regionally.
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