New Hampshire Lake Data
Squam Lake, New Hampshire
( 05/17/2006 6:22 PM )
"On Golden Pond." This lake would have been famous, even with out the movie. Squam Lake is known for its tranquil setting and beautiful views. The houses tend to be brown and green, to blend in with nature, some would say less "noticeable" than houses on Lake Winnipesaukee. The lots are generally large and can be more expensive than even Lake Winnipesaukee.
Lake Wentworth , New Hampshire
( 05/17/2006 6:22 PM )
One of the "Big, Small Lakes." It is very popular due to the fact it is considered less busy than Winnipesaukee and it is located entirely in Wolfeboro, NH. The lake is shaped like a large oval, so there are great views all the way around. Lake Wentworth is great for small boating, fishing and waterskiing.
Great East Lake, New Hampshire
( 05/17/2006 6:22 PM )
Great East Lake is said to be a "Class A Lake" due to its crystal clear water. It is Located 50 minutes from Boston, depending on which part of course, it is a popular "Big, Small Lake." It is rare to see more than a few quality listings on this lake, so it is worth saving a search to catch them as they come on the market.
Mirror Lake, New Hampshire
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General Information for Mirror Lake, NH
Waukewan Lake, New Hampshire
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General Information for Waukewan Lake, NH
Merrymeeting Lake, New Hampshire
( 05/17/2006 6:25 PM )
Merrymeeting Lake is a very deep and very clean lake. It is the southern most "Big, small Lake," which is great for those trying to keep the commute time down. Hour glass in shape, it has two main parts each with great views. It is easy to figure out where you are on the Lake, with two streets, North Shore Road and South Shore Road, each beginning at the dam at the southern tip. The street numbers indicate how many miles you are from the dam. I thought it was interesting.
Lake Winnisquam, New Hampshire
( 05/17/2006 6:25 PM )
Lake Winnisquam is great for all water sports and lakeside living. One of the "Big, Small Lakes," it is very popular to those commuting on 93 and want to be close to local conveniences and activities. Movie theaters, outlet shopping, and much more, all just a short drive from the Lake Winnisquam shores. There is a sandbar where you can anchor the boat, throw the football and have a cookout. Great outdoor fun.
Lake Winnipesaukee Real Estate, New Hampshire
( 05/17/2006 6:25 PM )
"The Big Lake" I am partial to Lake Winnipesaukee, because I grew up here. I still live on the lake in South Wolfeboro Bay. My family has had a place on Keniston Island longer than I have been alive. I think I was two weeks old when I took my first boat ride. Yes, it can get busy, but there is nothing like getting in your boat and heading to Alton Bay for Fried Clams at Shibley's, to Wolfeboro Bay for a lunch at Garwood's or to Meredith for dinner at the Lakehouse, located in Church Landing at Mill Falls.
Newfound Lake, New Hampshire
( 05/17/2006 6:25 PM )
Newfound Lake is a bit out of my area, but I include it due to its clean water and popularity. A "Big, small lake" with many great attributes, actually my wife grew up summering on Newfound. I do not service it myself, but call me and I will give you the name of my preferred partner on the Lake.
Lake Ossipee, New Hampshire
( 05/17/2006 6:25 PM )
Lake Ossipee is great for those who enjoy getting out on the water. There are four connected bays and many people enjoy one for each sport. The main part of the lake is ideal for sailing and cruising. The bays are great for water-skiing, wake boarding, etc. Now if you really want to make a day of it, grab your pontoon boat, head to the sand bar and have fun with all the people with the same idea.
Crescent Lake
( 06/14/2006 5:35 PM )
You may wonder why I have included a 116 acre lake in my preferred lake list. Well, for one it is located in Wolfeboro, where I was born and raised, two it is clean and great for waterskiing and three, it has direct boating access to Lake Wentworth and its great attributes. So it made the list.
Pine River Pond
( 06/14/2006 5:38 PM )
Lovell Lake
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Keeping the Lake Clean
( 05/17/2006 3:25 PM )
What to do (or not do) in October to keep the Lakes clean.........