2018 Map of Newmarket

About this map

Newmarket sits at the confluence of the Lamprey River and the tidal waters of Great Bay, serving as a central point in this coastal New Hampshire landscape. The town's historical geography is defined by its relationship to the water, from the narrow passages of Upper Narrows and Lower Narrows to the industrially significant Piscassic River. To the south, the village of Newfields and the area near Stratham Station reveal the legacy of the regional rail network, specifically through the Rockingham Recreational Rail-Trail. Genealogists will find a wealth of named burial sites, including Cheswell Cem, Riverside Cem, and the Brackett Cem near Four Corners. The map also captures the varied topography of the area, ranging from the heights of Great Hill and Pigeon Hill down to the marshes of Tuttle Swamp and the shores of Moodys Point.