2012 Map of Laconia

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Lake Winnipesaukee and its southern extensions dominate this portrait of the Lakes Region, showing a landscape defined by waterfront leisure and historic industry. In the southern half, the city's industrial roots remain visible at the Belknap Mill and Busiel-Seeburg Mill near the channel connecting Opechee Bay and Lake Winnisquam. This 2012 survey illustrates the concentration of local infrastructure, from the Laconia Municipal Airport to educational hubs like Lakes Region Community College. Numerous burial grounds, including Bayside Cem, Union Cem, and Saint Lamberts Cem, are well-documented for genealogical research. To the north, the focus shifts to the shoreline communities of Weirs Beach and Dockham Shore, where local landmarks like Endicott Park Beach and the numerous islands of the lake indicate the area's long-standing role as a premier recreational destination.