2018 Map of Nashua South

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The Merrimack River winds through this interstate borderlands region, serving as the central geographic feature between Nashua and Lowell. This landscape is defined by its transition from suburban centers to the rolling upland topography of hills like Gilboa Hill, Spectacle Hill, and Forest Hill. The area around Tyngsboro and Dunstable maintains a character defined by scattered residential corners and numerous small water bodies, including Flint Pond and Muscuppic Lake. Local history is anchored by several burial grounds such as Evergreen Cem and Old Dunstable Cem, alongside institutional landmarks like Rivier Univ and the New Hampshire Institute for Therapeutic Arts. The river remains a focal point for recreation and local industry, marked by Wicassic Falls and the significant landform of Tyngs Island. Cultural sites such as Camp Kiwanis and Camp Massapoag reflect the region's longstanding role as a retreat from the neighboring industrial hubs.