Livermore, New Hampshire

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Livermore, New Hampshire is an uninhabited former logging town in Grafton County that is now a ghost town within the White Mountain National Forest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former town
ghost town
logging town
abandoned mid-20th century
accessibleBy Sawyer River Road
category former municipalities in New Hampshire
ghost towns in New Hampshire
country United States
county Grafton County
currentLandUse national forest land
recreation area
disincorporated 1951
established 1876
formerSettlementType town
governingBodyAfterDisincorporation State of New Hampshire
linked to: New Hampshire
hasPopulation 0
hasRemains cellar holes
foundations
mill sites
railroad grades
historicalUse company town
logging railroad terminal
incorporated 1876
landManagedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
locatedIn Grafton County, New Hampshire
linked to: Grafton County

New England
New Hampshire
Northeastern United States
Sawyer River valley
White Mountain National Forest
White Mountains
locatedOn Sawyer River NERFINISHED
namedFor Samuel Livermore
near Bartlett, New Hampshire
Crawford Notch
Lincoln, New Hampshire
partOf Sawyer River watershed
White Mountain National Forest
peakPopulation approximately 200
primaryIndustry logging
lumber
railConnection Maine Central Railroad
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad
Sawyer River Railroad
region White Mountains
state New Hampshire
status abandoned
uninhabited

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Lincoln, New Hampshire borderedBy Livermore, New Hampshire
Carroll County, New Hampshire contains Livermore, New Hampshire
Swift River flowsThrough Livermore, New Hampshire
Mount Carrigain nearestTown Livermore, New Hampshire (unincorporated, historic)
linked to: Livermore, New Hampshire