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Carroll, New Hampshire
30 September 2004
U.S. Route 3 looking northbound over the Little River toward the village of Twin Mountain. View Larger Photo
Nashua, New Hampshire
25 May 2007
Building at the beginning of the Daniel Webster Highway in Nashua. View Larger Photo
Nashua, New Hampshire
25 May 2007
Plaque marks the beginning of the Daniel Webster Highway at the state boundary. View Larger Photo
Concord, New Hampshire
29 August 2005
Burger King at Gateway Center on Route 3 in Concord. This complex was once known as Bear Right. View Larger Photo
Concord, New Hampshire
29 August 2005
Locomotives on the New England Southern Railroad in Concord.Bridge Facts:
Built in 2000
US 3, St spans Bmrr
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 71.2 meters in length
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Concord, New Hampshire
29 August 2005
U.S. Route 3 looking south toward the Interstate 93 interchange. This interchange was rebuilt as a single point urban interchange. View Larger Photo
Concord, New Hampshire
29 August 2005
U.S. Route 3 looking south toward the Interstate 93 interchange. This interchange was rebuilt as a single point urban interchange. View Larger Photo
Concord, New Hampshire
29 August 2005
U.S. Route 3 looking south toward the Interstate 93 interchange. View Larger Photo
Carroll, New Hampshire
30 September 2004
U.S. Route 3 spans the Ammonoosuc River.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1972, Reconstructed 2003
US 3 spans Ammonoosuc River
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 50.3 meters in length
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Carroll, New Hampshire
30 September 2004
U.S. Route 3 looking over the Ammonoosuc River across U.S. Route 302.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1972, Reconstructed 2003
US 3 spans Ammonoosuc River
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 50.3 meters in length
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Carroll, New Hampshire
30 September 2004
U.S. Route 3 spans the Little River. View Larger Photo
Carroll, New Hampshire
30 September 2004
U.S. Route 3 looking northbound over the Little River toward the village of Twin Mountain. View Larger Photo
Meredith, New Hampshire
8 August 2004
Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant on U.S. Route 3 in Meredith is a famous landmark in the Lakes Region. View Larger Photo
Meredith, New Hampshire
8 August 2004
A visit to the Lake Winnipesaukee region is not complete without dinner at Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant on U.S. Route 3. View Larger Photo
Meredith, New Hampshire
8 August 2004
U.S. Route 3 and Route 104 meet in Meredith. View Larger Photo
Meredith, New Hampshire
8 August 2004
Portland Cement Concrete continuous tee-beam overpass typical of many built in New Hampshire from the late-1930s through the 1940s spans the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad and carries U.S. Route 3.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1947
US 3 spans Lake Shore Dr, Nhrr
Concrete continuous Tee Beam
4 Spans, 53.3 meters in length
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Meredith, New Hampshire
8 August 2004
U.S. Route 3, Daniel Webster Highway. View Larger Photo
Meredith, New Hampshire
8 August 2004
Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad Alco switcher #1008 at Meredith.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1947
US 3 spans Lake Shore Dr, Nhrr
Concrete continuous Tee Beam
4 Spans, 53.3 meters in length
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Franklin, New Hampshire
6 April 2004
Routes 3, 11 and 127 span the Pemigewasset River.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1994
US 3, Nh 11, Nh127 spans Pemigewasset River
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
3 Spans, 123.7 meters in length
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Franklin, New Hampshire
6 April 2004
Routes 3 and 11 span the Winnipesaukee River.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1922
US 3, Nh 11 spans Winnipesaukee River
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
3 Spans, 44.2 meters in length
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