Bow, New Hampshire, United States

E21828

municipality religious leader town

Bow, New Hampshire, United States is a small New England town best known as the birthplace of Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Christian Science.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	municipality → religious leader → town →
areaCode	603 →
birthPlace	Bow, New Hampshire →
borders	Allenstown, New Hampshire → Concord, New Hampshire → Dunbarton, New Hampshire → Hooksett, New Hampshire → Hopkinton, New Hampshire → Pembroke, New Hampshire →
climateClassification	humid continental climate →
country	United States →
county	Merrimack County →
crossedByRiver	Merrimack River → Turkey River →
elevationInFeet	400 →
elevationInMeters	122 →
FIPScode	33-06740 →
founded	Christian Science →
GNISfeatureID	0873540 →
governmentType	town meeting →
hasElementarySchool	Bow Elementary School →
hasHighSchool	Bow High School →
hasHighway	Interstate 89 → Interstate 93 → New Hampshire Route 3A →
hasLocalGovernmentBody	Board of Selectmen →
hasMiddleSchool	Bow Memorial School →
hasNotablePerson	Mary Baker Eddy →
hasPublicLibrary	Baker Free Library →
hasSchoolDistrict	Bow School District →
incorporationYear	1727 →
landAreaSquareKilometers	73.5 →
landAreaSquareMiles	28.4 →
locatedInTimeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
namedAfter	Benning Wentworth’s family coat of arms (bow and arrow) →
nearestCity	Concord, New Hampshire →
originalCharterYear	1727 →
partOfMetropolitanArea	Concord micropolitan area →
populationCensus2020	8305 →
postalCode	03304 →
region	New England →
state	New Hampshire →
UTCOffsetDaylightSavingTime	−4 →
UTCOffsetStandardTime	−5 →
waterAreaSquareKilometers	1.9 →
waterAreaSquareMiles	0.7 →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mary Baker Eddy →	placeOfBirth