New Hampshire

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New Hampshire is a small New England state in the northeastern United States known for its mountainous landscapes, early presidential primary, and “Live Free or Die” motto.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. state
constituent state of the United States
capital Concord, New Hampshire
surface form: Concord
climate humid continental climate
coastlineLength short Atlantic coastline
colonialPower Kingdom of Great Britain
country United States of America
currency US dollar
surface form: United States dollar
demonym New Hampshire self-linksurface differs
surface form: New Hampshirite
drivesOn right
drivingLaw no mandatory seat belt law for adults in front seats
electoralSignificance first-in-the-nation presidential primary
governmentType U.S. state government
governorTitle Governor of New Hampshire
highestPoint Mount Washington
ISOCode New Hampshire self-linksurface differs
surface form: US-NH
knownFor early presidential primary
fall foliage
mountainous landscapes
largestCity Manchester
largestLake Lake Winnipesaukee
legislature New Hampshire General Court
locatedIn New England
Northeastern United States
lowerHouse New Hampshire General Court
surface form: New Hampshire House of Representatives
motto Live Free or Die
mountainRange White Mountains
nickname New Hampshire self-linksurface differs
surface form: The Granite State
officialLanguageStatus no official language at state level
orderOfAdmission 9
postalAbbreviation NH
region Appalachian Mountains
New England political institutions
surface form: New England town meeting tradition
river Connecticut River
Merrimack River
sharesBorderWith Atlantic Ocean
Maine
Massachusetts
Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec

Vermont
stateAnimal Odocoileus virginianus
surface form: White-tailed deer
stateBird Purple finch
stateFlower Purple lilac
statehoodPredecessor Province of New Hampshire
stateSport Skiing
stateTree White birch
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
unionAdmissionDate 1788-06-21
upperHouse New Hampshire Senate

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Merrimack Valley locatedIn New Hampshire
Mount Washington Resort locatedIn New Hampshire
Nashua River locatedIn New Hampshire
New Hampshire Seacoast locatedIn New Hampshire
Phillips Church locatedIn New Hampshire
Phillips Exeter Academy locatedIn New Hampshire
John Phillips locatedIn New Hampshire
subject surface form: Phillips Exeter Academy
Spicket River locatedIn New Hampshire
Waterville Valley Resort locatedIn New Hampshire
White Mountains locatedIn New Hampshire
White Mountains locatedIn New Hampshire
this entity surface form: Maine
Winnipesaukee River locatedIn New Hampshire
Minuteman companies location New Hampshire
New Hampshire Avenue NW namedAfter New Hampshire
this entity surface form: U.S. state of New Hampshire
Bethel, Maine nearBorderWith New Hampshire
New Hampshire nickname New Hampshire self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: The Granite State
Boston and Maine Railroad operatedIn New Hampshire
Central Vermont Railway operatedIn New Hampshire
Pan Am Railways operatedInState New Hampshire
Bank of New Hampshire operatesIn New Hampshire
B&M operatingArea New Hampshire
subject surface form: Boston and Maine Railroad
subject surface form: Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire
Appalachian Mountains passesThrough New Hampshire
Appalachian Trail passesThrough New Hampshire
U.S. Route 1 passesThrough New Hampshire
U.S. Route 202 passesThrough New Hampshire
Interstate 95 passesThroughState New Hampshire
U.S. Route 2 passesThroughState New Hampshire
U.S. Route 9 passesThroughState New Hampshire
this entity surface form: New Hampshire, United States
John Phillips regionOfActivity New Hampshire
Sununu regionOfActivity New Hampshire
Sununu family regionOfInfluence New Hampshire
Bank of New Hampshire regionServed New Hampshire
Maine Central Railroad regionServed New Hampshire
New Hampshire Colony replacedBy New Hampshire
this entity surface form: State of New Hampshire