2012 Map of Concord

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The Merrimack River bisects this capital city landscape, serving as the central axis for a complex network of established neighborhoods and institutional grounds. To the west, the sprawling campus of Saint Pauls School sits near Millville Cem, while the city’s civic core is anchored by the New Hampshire State Office Park and various historic burial grounds including Blossom Hill Cem and Old North Cem. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations such as Rattlesnake Hill and Rum Hill, which overlook the industrial and residential corridors of West Concord and Concord Heights. In the southern reaches, the convergence of Turkey River and Bela Brook near Bow Junction highlights the importance of waterpower and transit in the region’s development. This survey also details the extensive shoreline of Penacook Lake, the city's primary reservoir, and the transition into more agrarian spaces like Carter Hill Orchard on the western fringe.