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Carleton Pond, after the family which donated the surrounding property to the town.
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Michael Cleveland and Kathy Cleveland (April 20, 2012).
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2076:Pinardville
2026:Francestown
1953:New Ipswich
1943:Mont Vernon
1878:Francestown
1678:Mont Vernon
1523:January 17,
1468:Amherst EMS
1431:January 31,
1283:December 9,
1256:December 9,
1124:Lamson Farm
1014:other races
516: 1910
498: 1915
480: 1875
370:2010 census
366:2020 census
350:Mont Vernon
186:Joan Cleary
175:Mike Fimbel
98: /
2146:Categories
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2036:Greenville
2016:Bennington
1948:New Boston
1918:Litchfield
1893:Greenville
1888:Greenfield
1863:Bennington
1813:Manchester
1787:Manchester
1647:New Boston
1642:New Boston
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573:New Boston
324:feature ID
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155:Government
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83:42°53′40″N
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1933:Merrimack
1883:Goffstown
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1200:recipient
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535:Geography
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220:Elevation
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1491:NBC News
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376:Toponymy
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288:ZIP code
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2041:Hancock
2006:Amherst
1988:Windsor
1938:Milford
1898:Hancock
1873:Deering
1858:Bedford
1848:Amherst
1719:Amherst
1714:Milford
1689:Amherst
1406:June 4,
1114:Culture
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1057:Amherst
599:(south)
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591:Amherst
587:(north)
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418:Midwest
403:Amherst
397:History
332:Website
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259:Eastern
112:Country
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2051:Hudson
2011:Antrim
1983:Wilton
1973:Temple
1968:Sharon
1958:Pelham
1913:Hudson
1908:Hollis
1853:Antrim
1818:Nashua
1805:Cities
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1137:Sports
1022:Latino
993:census
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1928:Mason
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998:White
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352:is a
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