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I am having a problem finding a chart on the net that gives the distance between, say, Manchester and Portsmouth or Dover to Nashua. Well, you get the idea. I know the State is small, but I still need the distance.
Going to guess that traffic jams are pretty much nonexistent up there, right
(I've lived in DC, Chicago and Houston)?
Free maps and distance charts....now that would make my day! Anyone have any leads on this????
Thank you.
I am really surprised that NH does not have something put out by the State that gives mileage rates. Most of the States do that. Oh well...I can figure it out myself, which I will guess I have to with them not doing it...chuckle! Thank you, kind folks!
Definately go here: Welcome to New Hampshire request your free welcome kit. It includes maps and it even has the distance chart that you are looking for. You can also go to request info on a region on this site and choose info you want from specific chambers of commerce. They send you great maps of the areas, businesses, things to do, etc... and it's all free!
Thank you for that. I think I signed up for one yesterday, but it takes 2-3 weeks to get. I think the State should put a distance chart on the internet...anybody here work for the State of NH?
I am having a problem finding a chart on the net that gives the distance between, say, Manchester and Portsmouth or Dover to Nashua. Well, you get the idea. I know the State is small, but I still need the distance.
Going to guess that traffic jams are pretty much nonexistent up there, right
(I've lived in DC, Chicago and Houston)?
Free maps and distance charts....now that would make my day! Anyone have any leads on this????
For you........NH Community Profiles (http://www.nhes.state.nh.us/elmi/communpro.htm - broken link)
Thank you. I shall use it alot!
I surely do love the NH personality already....you have no idea how happy I am not to be thinking about going back to Texas where you can't really be a tell-it-like-it-is person.
Thank you. I shall use it alot!
I surely do love the NH personality already....you have no idea how happy I am not to be thinking about going back to Texas where you can't really be a tell-it-like-it-is person.
I love those tell it like it is people.......Yes I do......I love New Hampshire too...
Carrie
The personality type is much like in the Midwest...particularly, Chicago...without the rough, crude, macho stuff (and that's from the women!). Watch a parade at the holidays from Chicago if you don't know what I mean by that last sentence...it's a hoot!
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