2018 Map of Nashua North

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The Merrimack River bisects this landscape, separating the dense urban core of Nashua from the township of Hudson and the riverside community of Litchfield. The city's industrial and transportation legacy is evident near the Taylor Falls Bridge, where the Boston & Maine RR tracks parallel the waterway. Notable for local historians and genealogists are the numerous burial sites across the quadrangle, including the Old Burial Ground, the Hills Farms Cem, and the Saint Francois Xavier Cem. Development patterns show a clear contrast between the tightly gridded streets of the city center and the expanding residential corridors leading toward Hudson Center and East Merrimack. In the northern reaches, the terrain rises toward Rocky Hill and Wiley Hill, where smaller water bodies like Darrah Pond and Nesenkeag Brook drain the wooded uplands.