2012 Map of Nashua North

About this map

The Merrimack River bisects this landscape, serving as the historical boundary between the growing industrial centers and their suburban reaches. In Nashua, the urban grid is densely packed around the confluence of the Nashua River, featuring the landmark Indian Head and a cluster of historic interment sites including the Old Burial Ground and Woodlawn Cem. Across the water, Hudson extends eastward toward Hudson Center, anchored by the Saint Patricks Cem and the sprawling residential developments of the early 21st century. The map preserves the names of older crossroads such as Potash Corner and Thorntons Ferry, while modern infrastructure like the Everett Tpk (Toll) and David Webster Airfield illustrates the region's role as a transportation hub for southern New Hampshire. Education and community life are represented by the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts and several parochial cemeteries, such as Saint Francois Xavier Cem.