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Franklin is located in Merrimack County, 10 miles southwest of Laconia between Tilton and Lochmere along Highway 11, on the banks of the Merrimack River. It was originally called Pemigewasset Village and was taken from portions of Salisbury, Andover, Sanbornton and Northfield. It is located near the confluence of the and Northfield. It is located near the confluence of the [pemigervr] and Winnepesaukee River. The name Franklin was adopted in 1820 in honor of Benjamin Franklin and was incorporated as a city in 1895. Visitors to Franklin will enjoy the many amenities of the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, including nearby [lkwinnip] where one can take a cruise of the lake with [mtwacrwb], enjoy the old fashioned carnival at [weirsbea], and what appears to be the only deck-covered railroad bridge left in the United States [sulphitebrg]. CODE left
Franklin is located in [y33013], 10 miles southwest of [laconia] between [tilton] and Lochmere along Highway 11, on the banks of the [merimriv]. It was originally called Pemigewasset Village and was taken from portions of Salisbury, [andover], [sanbornt] and Northfield. It is located near the confluence of the [pemigervr] and Winnepesaukee River. The name Franklin was adopted in 1820 in honor of Benjamin Franklin and was incorporated as a city in 1895.
Visitors to Franklin will enjoy the many amenities of the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, including nearby [lkwinnip] where one can take a cruise of the lake with [mtwacrwb], enjoy the old fashioned carnival at [weirsbea], and what appears to be the only deck-covered railroad bridge left in the United States [sulphitebrg].
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Telephone
603-934-3900 Fax 603-934-7413
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