New Hampshire (via connecting roadway at state line)

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New Hampshire is a U.S. state in New England known for its mountainous landscapes, extensive forests, and small towns, bordering Maine to the east.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. state
constituent state
state of the United States
admittedToUnionOn 1788-06-21
borders Atlantic Ocean
Maine
Massachusetts
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada

Vermont
country United States of America
hasCapital Concord
hasClimate humid continental climate
hasCoastlineOn Atlantic Ocean
hasHighestPoint Mount Washington
hasMajorCity Concord
Derry
linked to: Londonderry

Dover
Nashua
Rochester
hasMajorInterstateHighway Interstate 89
Interstate 93
Interstate 95
hasMajorLake Lake Winnipesaukee
hasMajorMountainRange White Mountains
hasMajorRiver Androscoggin River
Connecticut River
Merrimack River
hasMajorSubrange Presidential Range
hasMotto Live Free or Die
hasNickname Granite State
hasOfficialLanguage English
hasRegion Lakes Region
Merrimack Valley
Monadnock Region
Seacoast Region
White Mountains Region
hasStateAnimal White-tailed deer
hasStateBird Purple finch
hasStateCapitalBuilding New Hampshire State House
hasStateFlower Purple lilac
hasStateTree White birch
linked to: Betula papyrifera
highestElevation_m 1917
knownFor extensive forests
mountainous landscapes
small towns
largestCity Manchester
locatedIn New England
Northeastern United States
orderOfAdmission 9
timeZone Eastern Time Zone

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Maine State Route 153 crossesInto New Hampshire (via connecting roadway at state line)