New Castle
New Hampshire
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Town Of New Castle
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The smallest town in New Hampshire, which covers .8 square miles, or 512 acres. The town is composed of one large island and several smaller islands, and serves as a scenic residential and recreational community. New Castle is home to the Historic Wentworth By-The-Sea Hotel. The town is served by nine (9) full-time and two (2) part-time employees, aided by volunteer boards and fire department personnel.
New Castle houses a U.S. Coast Guard Station at the mouth of the Piscataqua River, Fort Constitution and Fort Stark which are Historic Sites under the direction of the NH Department of Resources and Economic Development. Also in the SW part of town, are the state owned Leach's and Clampit Islands. These five properties combine for a total of 65 acres.
The smallest town in New Hampshire, which covers .8 square miles, or 512 acres. The town is composed of one large island and several smaller islands, and serves as a scenic residential and recreational community. New Castle is home to the Historic Wentworth By-The-Sea Hotel. The town is served by nine (9) full-time and two (2) part-time employees, aided by volunteer boards and fire department personnel.
New Castle houses a U.S. Coast Guard Station at the mouth of the Piscataqua River, Fort Constitution and Fort Stark which are Historic Sites under the direction of the NH Department of Resources and Economic Development. Also in the SW part of town, are the state owned Leach's and Clampit Islands. These five properties combine for a total of 65 acres.