NH Agriculture
Agriculture Statistics - New Hampshire
Learn more about New Hampshire's top agricultural products. Scroll to the bottom and link to a special fact sheet just for kids!
Jun 16, 2006, 14:39 PST

NH History & Facts
Books on New Hampshire - Kids
Find wonderful books about New Hampshire in this section just for kids!
Jun 13, 2006, 18:04 PST

NH Tourism
Books on New Hampshire - Travel
Find great maps and books related to travel in the state of New Hampshire in this section!
Jun 13, 2006, 15:00 PST

NH Tourism
Capital City of New Hampshire
What is the Capital City of New Hampshire?
Jun 16, 2006, 11:40 PST

NH Natural Resources
Climate of New Hampshire
Learn about the climate in the state of New Hampshire, including temperature averages and climate extremes.
Annual 1901 - 2000 Average = 43.23 degF
Annual 1895 - 2005 Trend = 0.17 degF / Decade
Aug 6, 2006, 20:58 PST

NH History & Facts
County Information - New Hampshire
County information for New Hampshire, including the largest counties by population and size.

Jun 23, 2006, 18:21 PST

NH Maps
Custom Map Maker - New Hampshire
The "Do-It-Yourself" State of New Hampshire Map Generator allows you to select and color code select counties and generate a custom map.
Jun 24, 2006, 19:49 PST

NH People
Famous People From New Hampshire

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Did you know that Christa McAuliffe was from New Hampshire? Check out this section to find out who else comes from this state!

New Hampshire is rich with history. Read the state constitution, check out historical markers, and more in this section!

Look in this section to find all sorts of odd and interesting pieces of information on New Hampshire.

If you need a map, you'll find some of the best here at ClassBrain.

Try out some of the great music from New Hampshire. Music is a great addition to your state report presentation, and just great listening fun.

ClassBrain helps you check out all of the National Parks that are located in your state. This map is interactive. Click on the park name and you will be taken to their website.

Connect to online resources about New Hampshire's forests, get maps of New Hampshire farms, and find state food recipes.

Explore the national historic sites, monuments, and memorials located in New Hampshire in our special Monuments & Memorials section.

The final design concept selection honoring "The Old Man of the Mountain" was chosen as New Hampshire's State Quarter.

Take a look at New Hampshire's state quarter, then try designing your own version.

The following recipes will introduce you to the foods of New Hampshire. Some of the recipes are for easier items that are good for classroom state report projects such as New England McIntosh Cake. There are also recipes that are a bit more unusual, such as Maple Milkshakes. Relax and enjoy yourself as you explore the tastes of New Hampshire.

Color a copy of the New Hampshire state stamp from the USPS.

New Hampshire's state motto is "Live Free or Die."

Find some of the best information from these official state sites.

Find beautiful photos in this section on New Hampshire.

Check here for statistics on the population of the state of New Hampshire.

Wondering what the rainfall is like in New Hampshire? This excellent precipitation map shows you the average rainfall throughout the state in a visual way. One picture is definitely worth a thousand words!

Find fast facts here when you're in a hurry!

Find excellent sheet music related to New Hampshire. A great addition to your state report project.

Find all the basics of the New Hampshire state song, Old New Hampshire, here. Learn the author, the adoption date, and the lyrics. You can even hear the music!

The Purple Finch was adopted by New Hampshire in 1957. Find out all about this little bird here...

Tour through New Hampshire's state capitol in this great section!

Don't know what section the symbols you need falls under? Want to just see a complete list of your options? Check out our New Hampshire symbols directory page with all the New Hampshire state symbols. It'll tell you where to find everything.

New Hampshire has a rich and beautiful cultural and artistic history. Check out all the New Hampshire state artistic and theatre symbols. With everything from the state poet laureate, to the state song, this page has lots of information.

All of New Hampshire's garden and botanical symbols can be found on our helpful page. Check out New Hampshire's beautiful blooms and majestic branches.

Here's a taste of New Hampshire's official symbols. For all of New Hampshire's succulent, juicy, sweet, salty, and delectable symbols, check out our page.

Rock adn history lovers will love this simple page. It has information on New Hampshire's state gem, state mineral, and state rock. So, check it out!

This page has all the New Hampshire legislative symbols and emblems. With the state seal, state flag, and state song, you can can learn about the mainstream symbols here.

For all the growling, buzzing, flapping, hissing, and silent creatures in your state, check out our page on New Hampshire's living symbols.

Let's face it, some state symbols simply don't fit into convenient catagories. There are some symbols we just don't know what to do with. Take for example, New Hampshire's state sport. So, we've created this page to house all the strange symbols like the New Hampshire state tartan.

Curious George, the lovable monkey whose antics have delighted children for decades, was born in the imaginations of H.A. and Margret Rey. But he and the Reys spent their summers in Waterville Valley, NH, a place that epitomizes Curious George's spirit of fun and adventure.

Which time zone is New Hampshire in?

What are the best places to see in New Hampshire? Check out this section to find out...

Do you need the latest weather forecast for New Hampshire? Here is the latest weather information available.