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Geographical and climatic environment of New Hampshire, USA

New Hampshire (also translated as New Hampshire) is a state in New England, nicknamed "Granite State". Because it is rich in granite and adheres to traditional concepts, the government is very frugal.

Chinese name: New Hampshire

Mbth: New Hampshire

Alias: Granite State

Location: New England, USA

Government residence: Concord, Concord

Area: 24,097 square kilometers

Population: 849,000.

State bird: canary

State flower: lilac

Governor: john lynch (Democratic Party)

Senators: Judd Gregg, john Sununu

Major cities: Manchester, Nashua, Xue Nan.

general situation

New Hampshire (also translated as New Hampshire or New Hampshire) got its name from 1629. Because a captain came from Hampshire, England, he was named the new Lynch governor Hampshire.

1623, the British began to colonize the state. 1776 1 5th of May, first declared independence and rebelled against Britain. The state's motto is: "Give me liberty or give me death." Livefreeordie.1June 2, 7881day, ratified the constitution and became the ninth Kyushu in the United States. Purple is the state flower.

The state capital is Concord, located in the south-central part of the state with a population of about 30,000. Manchester, located in the south of Concord, with a population of 90,000, is the largest city in the state. Portsmouth is the only port in the state, located in the southeast of the state. Durham, located in the northwest of Portsmouth, established the University of Vernewhampshire here in 1866, and now it has nearly 10,000 students.

The state has two characteristics: one is the flag of New Hampshire, which is a famous ski state in the United States. In this state, some mountains are not steep or cold in summer, which is suitable for hiking. There are also some slopes, steep and straight, which form a natural ski resort. The snow layer is thick in winter, and skiers often come here to ski. Ski resorts also have special equipment, such as ski lifts, which are built for skiers to climb high slopes. Second, the huagangyan in this state has good quality and large output. Therefore, the state alias is also called "graniteState".

The main products are leather, milk, beef cattle, turkey and apples. Developed industries, including electrical appliances industry, textile industry and paper industry.

There are famous mountains (Washington Peak and White Mountain), great lakes (called Winnipesaukee Lake in the middle of the state), rivers, springs, residual hills, frozen terrain and dense forests in the state. It is cool and dry in summer and suitable for tourism, making it an amusement park for the people of Massachusetts, Kang and New Zealand. Tourism is very developed. One fifth of the state's land is zoned as parks.

The motto of New Hampshire is "Give me liberty or give me death".

The state flower is lilac, the state bird is suzaku and the state tree is birch.

The most famous thing about New Hampshire is that it is the first stop of the US presidential election. Every presidential election, Democrats and Republicans have to choose their own candidates in this state. The state has the most beautiful red leaves in autumn, and the climate conditions are also the worst in American settlements. In 2003, the state elected an Anglican bishop, who openly admitted that he was gay, which was another matter that attracted the attention of the world.

On October 20 10 65438+ 10 1 day, the same-sex marriage act in New Hampshire came into effect, and New Hampshire officially became the fifth region in the United States to recognize same-sex marriage.

New Hampshire is also a good place for ice sports in winter. New Hampshire has a high position in American politics. The people here once cast a decisive vote in the constitutional history of the United States. In 2003, the state elected an Anglican bishop who openly admitted that he was gay, which attracted world attention.

Portsmouth, the only seaport and fishing center in the state, is famous for its lobster production. Manchester, a big industrial city, belongs to this state

New Hampshire is the only state in the United States where there is no legal requirement to wear a seat belt when driving and a helmet when riding a motorcycle.

New Hampshire has no income tax. The stipulation that spirits can only be bought and sold by state-owned stores can make up for the government's lack of income because there is no income tax, but it also makes New Hampshire's spirits the cheapest, and many people from outside the state come here to buy them, so many liquor stores have been set up along the interstate highways and state boundaries.

New Hampshire has the famous Scottish Highland Games. To this end, the state government specially applied for Scottish tartan patterns in Scotland. During the sports meeting, the police all wore Scottish tartan skirts with this pattern.

In 2000, the United States Bureau of Statistics announced that there was a town in New Hampshire with only one resident, but the county magistrate denied it, saying that the town was uninhabited.

The Parliament of New Hampshire has 4 15 members, ranking third in the English-speaking world, second only to the US House of Representatives and the British House of Commons. The annual income of members of the New Hampshire legislature is only $65,438+000, which is still the salary of 65,438+08 century. Therefore, most members are rich or retired at present, but many members make laws closer to the wishes of most people.

The state has the famous Dartmouth College. Founded in 1769, it is the ninth oldest university in the United States and a member of the Ivy League. Dartmouth College's admission competition is fierce, and the undergraduate admission rate is 15.6%. Dartmouth College has a wireless network all over the campus and is one of the best wireless universities in the United States.

Franklin pierce, the 4th president of the United States, was born here. 1986, Krista, a sociology teacher in this state, was elected as the first civilian astronaut in the United States, but was killed in the explosion of the space shuttle challenger. 1999, it became the first state in the United States to have both female governors and speakers of both houses. Adam richard sandler, the hero of Fifty First Loves and a famous Hollywood actor, grew up in Manchester, NSW.

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Population:1.172,700.

Geographical area of New Hampshire: 9,024 square miles, ranking 44th.

Capital: Concord, Concord

State tax: There is no state tax, but there is 8% room and meals.

Peace and tranquility in New Hampshire do not represent everything here. New Hampshire has a high position in American politics. The people here once cast a decisive vote in the history of the American Constitution, and the presidential primary in every election year was held in New Hampshire.

In New Hampshire, the most populous area is Merrimack Valley, which has a very strong artistic and historical atmosphere. It is also the seat of the state government and the "state legislature", where there are many art galleries and a hut for earthquake victims.

Hillsborough is the birthplace of franklin pierce, the 4th president of the United States.

Education and art are the soul of the laid-back Sunapee area of Dartmouth Lake, where the famous Dartmouth College added an academic atmosphere to Hanover, and the famous sculptor Augustus Saint Gaudens left his last work in Cornwall.

geographical environment

During the last ice age, about 65,438+0-64,000 years ago, the "Wisconsin Glacier" swept across New England from northwest to southeast like a giant roller, resulting in a peculiar ice erosion landform in the state, with ice valleys, ice buckets and ice caves everywhere. There are more than 0/300 lakes and ponds in Quanzhou/KLOC, most of which are moraine lakes and glacial lakes. The water surface of the lake accounts for 3% of the total area of the state, and the whole territory is mountainous, with 8 peaks over 1600 meters, 6 mountains over 200 meters, and hills over 800 meters 157. Only in the southeast of New Hampshire [1] is there a small coastal plain. White Mountain is in the north, and Mount Washington is 19 17 meters above sea level, which is the highest point in the state and the highest peak in the whole of New England. The central and southern parts are the New England hills. Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest lake in the state, with an area of 18000 hectares. Five great rivers in New England originate in this state: Connecticut River, Merrimack River, Tucker River in Piscart, Cochin River in andros and Saco River. The fertile Connecticut valley has become the main agricultural area in the state. The southern part of the valley is wide, and Concord, the capital, and Manchester, an industrial city, are both in the valley. The Merrimack River runs through the whole state from north to south. There is a dam on the river, which can generate electricity by hydropower.

The area of natural forests is extremely extensive, reaching almost 80% of the whole state, and there are also broad-leaved forests and coniferous forests. It is the main hardwood producing area in the United States. Every year from the end of September to the beginning of 10, maple leaves are red and yellow, pine trees are green and green, and the mountains are full of splendid scenery. Birch trees are also flourishing. There are abundant wild animals in the forest, such as black bears, white-tailed deer and musk deer. The almost extinct otter reappeared after being protected in recent years. Among birds, grouse, snipe, pheasant and wild duck are the most.

The climate changes greatly. Winter is long and cold, sometimes falling below-17℃ for several days in a row, which is the worst climate condition in American settlements since records began. It is cooler in summer. The average monthly temperature in the south/KLOC-0 is-6℃; It is-12℃ in the north, with a difference of 6℃ between north and south. The average temperature in South China in July is 265438 0℃; The north is 16℃, and the difference between north and south is 5℃. The annual precipitation is about 1000mm, most of which is snowfall. The north is sometimes attacked by polar air masses.

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Demography/population composition

According to the data of the Bureau of Statistics in 2003, the total population of New Hampshire is 1, 287,687.

Ethnic distribution:

95. 1% white

1.7% Hispanic

1.3% yellow race

0.7% black

0.2% of Indians

1. 1% half-blood.

The five ethnic groups with the largest number of whites are Irish (19.4%), English (18%), French (14.6%), French-Canadian (10.6%) and German (8.6%).

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Religious belief

The religious beliefs of New Hampshire residents are as follows:

Christian Protestants–41%

Catholics–41%

Other Christians -3%

Believers of other religions -2%

Non-religious people-9%

The main Protestant denominations are: Methodist Church (1 1% of the state's total population), Baptist Church (9%), Presbyterian Church and Episcopal Church (2% in total).

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Important city

Manchester is the largest city in New Hampshire.

Jean, also known as "yushu city", was destroyed by blight in 1930, and all the elms in the city were destroyed.

Concord, the state capital.

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State university

State university

University of New Hampshire.

University of New Hampshire at Durham

Plymouth University of New Hampshire

University of New Hampshire at King's College (Keane)

Manchester University of New Hampshire (Manchester)

University of Southern New Hampshire

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private university

Dartmouth College Dartmouth College Franklin? Franklin pierce College

New England College (New England College)

University of Southern New Hampshire

Notre Dame College

Saint Anselm College

Kobe. Colby-Sawyer College

Thomas Moore College of Liberal Arts

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Chronology of major events

To understand New Hampshire, we must first understand its history. Twenty years after the British captain Martin Prin sailed through the lower reaches of the Kwa River in Pi Scata, the first white reclamation area was established in Cape Odiorne and Dover 1623, which has been loyal to the British royal family for more than one hundred years.

When the colonists could not bear the oppression of the British government, New Hampshire declared independence and became the first British colony in the United States in 1776, accepting the interim government and constitution.

The town of Durham was the center of the independent revolutionary movement at that time. Patriots led by john sullivan kept guns and ammunition seized from British troops in the town council. Now there is a monument on the site to commemorate what happened at that time. There are many historical sites in Portmouth Harbor Trail to witness this history. Exeter, a small town in this area, now has the American Independent Museum.

1603: The British navigator Martin Spring was the first European to arrive in New Hampshire.

1622: Captain John Mei Sen acquired a piece of land and named it Hampshire, which has the same name as a county in England.

1776: New Hampshire became the first colony to recognize the provisional constitution and government and become independent from Britain.

1788: New Hampshire became the ninth state in the United States to recognize the Constitution of the United States.

1842: daniel webster mediated the border dispute between New Hampshire and Quebec.

1852: New Hampshire native franklin pierce was elected president of the United States.

1944: The Bretton Woods Conference was held here, and the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development were established.

1952: New Hampshire held its first US presidential primary.

1963: New Hampshire established the first legal lottery prize in the 20th century in the United States.

1986: Krista was a sociology teacher in Concord. She was elected as the first civilian astronaut in the United States, but was killed in the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger.

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economic strength

New Hampshire 1999 has a gross national product of US$ 44.4 billion, ranking 39th among 39 states in the United States, but its per capita income is US$ 33,332, ranking 6th in the United States. Agricultural products mainly include dairy products, young animals, raw cattle, apples, eggs and so on; The industrial production of scenic products in New Hampshire mainly includes machinery, electronic equipment, rubber and plastic products and tourism.

In the last century, the traditional industries such as textiles, shoes, leather and small machinery in New Hampshire declined sharply because of the competition of large enterprises. However, because New Hampshire has no income tax, it has attracted a large number of enterprises to move to the state, especially many enterprises from neighboring Massachusetts, such as computer industry, light industry, special gardening, service industry and so on. But it is precisely because there is no income tax that the property tax in this state has become higher in the country.

The "Golden Triangle" is the main economic zone in the whole state, starting from Manchester in the north, reaching Nashua in the south and Portsmouth in the east. The port is close to Boston Highway 128, with convenient transportation and prosperous industry. This state is one of the most industrialized states in the United States. The electronics, chemical and mechanical industries employ the most people. Since the 1960s, traditional industries such as shoemaking, carpentry, clothing, textiles, etc. Both have declined, while the aerospace industry has developed rapidly. Public utilities, insurance, banking, medicine and health, commercial services, wholesale and retail industries have also developed greatly. The only industrial center north of Baishan is Berlin, with large paper mills and pulp mills. Quarries are all over the state, and the granite in Baishan is a famous specialty, so the state is also called "Granite State". Agriculture takes eggs, dairy products and vegetables as its main sources of income. Tourism has developed into one of the major economic sectors. It is a summer resort and an ideal place for skiing in winter, and tourists come in an endless stream all year round. The annual tourism income is almost $654.38 +0.5 billion.

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Social culture

museum

Manchester City: Museum of Manchester Historical Society

Keruier gallery

Concord: New Hampshire Historical Society Museum

Dartmouth College: Hood Museum

Art groups and related activities

New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra: Manchester Palace Theatre.

New Hampshire Opera Troupe: Manchester Palace Theatre

Hopkins Center: Located at Dartmouth College.

Prescott Park: Located in Portsmouth, an art festival is held every summer.

In addition, the Monaque Art Center and the New Hampshire Music Festival tour major cities in the state every summer to hold music programs.

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Scenic spots/tourist attractions

Main leisure and entertainment

Baishan National Forest and its adjacent areas are the most important leisure resorts in New Hampshire. Can be engaged in camping, skiing, skating, hiking, fishing, boating, swimming and other activities. This is the most beautiful maple leaf in America. Every autumn is like a fire and a dream. In addition, the state also has 16 state leisure area, which can also provide people with interesting outdoor activities. There are other places worth visiting in New Hampshire, such as the ruins of New Hampshire in the north of Green, the Logitz mine in Cofton, Lake Winnipesaukee in Lacny, and the mysterious hills near North Salon.

Other scenic spots

Cannon mountain aerial cable car

Shaker village in Canterbury

Crawford notch

Courier art gallery

water channel

Franconia notch

The lost river

Pinkemu Aokou Scenic Area

personal data

San Gaudens National Historic Site

Strawberry bank museum

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Tourism information service center

New Hampshire tourism bureau

Pembroke Road 172

Concord, New Hampshire 03302

Telephone (603) 27 1-6666

Fax (603) 27 1-6784

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