New Hampshire

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New Hampshire

• Peyton
• Grade 4
• March, 2004

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State Symbols
State Flower - Purple Lilacs
State Bird Purple Finch
State Animal - White-tailed Deer

State Rock- Granite
State Fish- Brook Trout

State Nickname- The Granite State
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• Neighbors Canada, Vermont, Main, Massachusetts,
  Atlantic Ocean
• Region North East
• Area 9,283 sq. miles, 44th
• Population 1,185,048, 42nd

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Climate/Precipitation

• Cool
• Winter temp often dips below 0 degrees
• Record low temp - - 46 degrees
• Heavy coat of snow
• 70 degrees is the high temp of the summer also
  cool

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Climate/Precipitation
Average Jul. Temps
Average Jan. Temps
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Average Precipitation
Average Yearly Precipitation
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Economics/Natural Resources

• Important Farm Products Diary milk, Maple
  syrup, eggs, beef cattle, apples, and potatoes.
• Important industries Machinery, electric
  equipment, tourism , rubber products, and plastic
  products
• Major minerals sand , gravel, and, of course,
  granite
• Major natural resources trees, fish, soil, and
  minerals

Dairy Cow
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Tourist Info./Pro. Teams

• Pro. Teams-No pro. Teams
• Places to visit Mount Washington, Hampton
  Beach, and Lake Winnipesaukee.

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Granite State
Key capital cities rivers lakes forests
Canada
Maine
Vermont
Claremont
Concord
Rochester
Atlantic Ocean
Manchester
Nashua
Massachusetts
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Bibiography

• Fradin, Dennis. New Hampshire. New
  York Children's Press, 1992.
• New Hampshire. 50 States. 18 February
  2004 lthttp//www.50states.com/newhamps.htmgt.
• Other sources