2018 Map of Concord

About this map

Concord serves as the focal point for this 2018 survey, where the Merrimack River flows south past islands like Horseshoe Island and Bradleys Island. The city's institutional history is evident in the cluster of major cemeteries and schools, including the Univ of New Hampshire School of Law and the sprawling grounds of Blossom Hill Cem. To the south, Bow Junction and Bow Center indicate the continued development of Merrimack County, while the Concord Municipal Airport occupies the high ground at Concord Heights. To the west, the landscape transitions into more varied terrain near Rattlesnake Hill and Penacook Lake, with numerous smaller water bodies such as Turkey Pond and Turee Pond dotting the outskirts. This modern survey provides a clear view of the transportation corridors and civic infrastructure that define the state capital's modern footprint.