Lincoln, town in Grafton County, New Hampshire, United States
Lincoln is a town in Grafton County in the northwestern part of New Hampshire. The community spans a rural area with residential neighborhoods, business districts, and natural landscapes.
The town was founded in the 19th century and named to honor political figures of that era. Settlement growth followed the economic opportunities from mining and logging industries in the region.
The town carries the name of the 16th president, reflecting the region's historical ties. Visitors will notice this connection in local names and buildings that shape the town's character.
The town sits in a mountainous area with seasonal weather conditions, so visitors should bring appropriate clothing depending on the season. Public facilities and services concentrate in the center, making a car useful for exploring surrounding areas.
The town is known for its proximity to outdoor activities and natural landscapes, especially for hiking and water sports opportunities. Many visitors come for the nearness to the White Mountains, a popular destination for adventure seekers.
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