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Why New Hampshire law calls your truck an off highway recreational vehicle

New Hampshire is 14 percent federal. The Congressional Research Service counts 806,343 federal acres of 5,768,960, of which 754,393 are Forest Service and none at all are Bureau of Land Management, and our build of the federal recreation database finds 21 federal campgrounds a vehicle can reach in the state. Almost all of that federal ground is one forest, and almost all of that forest sits in the north and centre of the state.

of New Hampshire is federal land 1: 14%; 806,343 of 5,768,960 acres, 754,393 of it Forest Service and none of it Bureau of Land Management
Mount Washington, the state high point 2: 6,288 ft; USGS. Our own reading of the elevation surface at its map point gives 6,275. The low point is the Atlantic Ocean at sea level
federal campgrounds a vehicle can reach 4: 21; 20 Forest Service and 1 Corps of Engineers; 19 can be booked ahead. Our build of the federal recreation database
acres in the state’s own reservations 35: 169,171; 221 properties in 145 towns, from a tenth of an acre to Nash Stream Forest’s 39,601
of trail open to off highway vehicles in summer 38: ~1,200 mi; The Division of Parks and Recreation’s figure, across state, club and private ground together
longest wheelbase the Mount Washington Auto Road takes 55: 176 in; And 93 inches wide including mirrors. A private toll road, so these are the road company’s limits rather than the state’s
acres of wilderness on the White Mountain National Forest 5: 149,500; Six areas, from the 5,552-acre Great Gulf to the 45,000-acre Pemigewasset. The same page counts 23 developed campgrounds and 1,200 miles of hiking trail
designated roadside campsites on four forest roads 6: 57; Gale River Loop 13, Old Cherry Mountain 9, Haystack 11, Town Hall 24. Elsewhere the forest orders decide
the Forest Service’s length for the Kancamagus byway 15: 34 mi; The Federal Highway Administration measures the same road at 26.5 miles. Both figures are stated on this page
wildlife management areas across the state 31: 124; Nearly 60,000 acres, owned by the Fish and Game Department and open to public recreation
acres in Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge 53: 37,000+; Across New Hampshire and Maine together. The Congressional Research Service credits 35,120 Fish and Wildlife acres to New Hampshire alone
of designated scenic and cultural byways 33: 1,000+ mi; Three of them are National Scenic Byways: the White Mountains Trail, the Kancamagus Highway and the Connecticut River Byway