| |||||||||||||||
|
Disclaimer : All efforts have been made to make this image accurate. However Compare Infobase Limited,its directors and employees do not own any responsibility for the correctness or authenticity of the same.
The New Hampshire Railway Map clearly defines the important rail routes of the state. The first railroad of New Hampshire started operating in 1838 between the railway stations of Nashua and Lowell. As of 2000, the State of New Hampshire has a total of 415 miles of railway lines.
Amtrak provides excellent train services in New Hampshire. The railroad organization functions in two regional sub-divisions, the Downeaster and the Vermonter, within the state. Amtrak railway services conveniently connect the cities of Claremont, Dover, Durham-UNH and Exeter.
Major Rail Systems
- The New Rail Authority of New Hampshire has helped to improve the railway services between Nashua and Manchester.
- The New Hampshire Northcoast Railroad joins Ossipee to Dover.
- The Boston and Maine Eastern Route runs through Hampton and Seabrook. Part of this railway track serves as freight railroad.
- The Guilford Rail System operates in many parts of New Hampshire and caters to the passenger trains and freight trains.
- The Hillsborough Branch makes Milford and Wilton easily accessible from Nashua.
- The Hobo Railroad primarily caters to the tourists who pass through the southern part of Lincoln to Pemigewasset Valley.
The several train routes are marked in the New Hampshire State Map.
