Lakefront Monday highlights different lakes in New Hampshire. This page is sponsored by Lady of the Lake Realty in Meredith NH. If you want information on a lake e-mail us for lake profile. We will try and have a different lake every Monday
The Cyanobacteria Plan Advisory Committee was created in response to legislation in 2022 mandating NHDES to prepare a statewide cyanobacteria strategy by November 1, 2023.
HB 1066 calls for NHDES to "prepare a plan to prevent the increase [...]
Cyanobacteria / Blue Green Algae blooms have been more numerous this year than in the past.
This year the state was able to provide the public timely data because the state is using a drone with a multispectral camera. The camera can see wavelengths beyond what human eyes can perceive to determine the concentration of cyanobacteria in the lake. The other benefit of the drone is they can view in some cases the entire lake rather than just looking at one beach to take a water sample.
Lady of the Lake Realty keeps track of Cyanobacteria updates throughout the summer to keep our clients informed on which lakes have repeated blooms. This is one of the benefits of working with an agency that specializes in waterfront properties when making a purchase in the NH Lakes Region.
If you are going to make a waterfront investment - work with an agency that has knowledge of all the lakes and will use the resources available to help you select the property that is best for you.
Contact Lady of the Lake Realty, e-mail at info@nhlakesrealty.com, or visit our websites to view lake homes in New Hampshire at www.nhlakesrealty.com to begin your search
Contact Carl Sack 603-566-2386 or Paula Hinckley 603-566-6608 #nhlakesrealty 888-737-5550 - Sunapee area Matthew Burroughs 603-566-8180
What are the benefits of owning a NH lakefront home?
Owning a waterront home comes with numerous benefits, which can vary depending on personal preferences and lifestyle. Here are some of the key advantages of owning a lakefront [...]
Facts and History of Lake Winnipesaukee NH
Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest lake in New Hampshire, covering 93 square miles and containing 275 islands. It is located in the central part of New Hampshire and is a tourist destination for its beautiful scenery, boating, fishing, and [...]
Lake Sunapee is a glacial lake located in the southwestern part of New Hampshire,. It is the fifth-largest lake in NH. The lake is approximately 8.1 miles long and from 0.5 to 2.5 miles wide, with a maximum depth of 105 feet.( 4125 acres [...]
Squam Lake History NH
Squam Lake is the second largest lake in the lakes region of New Hampshire. It is located in the towns of Ashland, Center Harbor, Holderness, Moultonborough, and Sandwich, The lake is approximately 14 miles long and 5 miles wide, with a surface area of 41 square miles, 6791 acres Squam Lake is a popular destination for fishing, bird watching, boating, and camping. Unlike other lakes in the region, the shoreline is sparsely populated often boating along you don't even see homes, but you are sure to see Loons.
The lake was first inhabited by Native Americans. The Abenaki people called the lake "Keeseenunknipee," which means "the goose lake in the highlands." The first European to see the lake was Samuel de Champlain in 1603. The white settlers that followed shortened the name to "Casumpa", "Kusumpy" and/or "Kesumpe" around 1779. In the early 19th century, the lake was given another Abenaki name, Asquam, which means "water".
In the 18th century, Squam Lake became a popular destination for logging. The lake was also used as a transportation route for fur traders. In the 19th century, Squam Lake became a popular tourist destination. Hotels, cottages, and other businesses were built along the shores of the lake. The lake was also a popular destination for steamboats, which provided transportation and recreation for visitors.
Today Squam Lake continues to be a popular destination. The lake is a popular destination for hiking, boating, swimming, and fishing, The lake is home to a variety of businesses, including hotels, restaurants, and shops. Our family always gets a seasons pass to Squam Lakes Science Center where you will find wildlife in its natural habitat. The film on Golden Pond put the lake on the map.
If you are interested in learning more about NH waterfront homes, Lady of the Lake Realty agents service all the quality lakes, from the Sunapee area, Lakes Region, to Ossipee.
Lady of the Lake Realty since 1999 1-888-737-5550 or e-mail at info@nhlakesrealty.com or text 603-566-2386 #nhlakesrealty #luxurylakefronthome for more information. www.nhlakesrealty.com
Lakefront gas dock questions come up often when searching for NH Waterfront Real Estate
These are the lakes in NH I found with gas docks. Balch - Merrymeeting - Newfound - Northwood - Ossipee - Squam - Sunapee - Winnipesaukee - Winnisquam
A gas dock is very convenient for filling your boat but most lakes do not have that convenience. Lugging 5-gallon cans down to the shoreline is hard work and the chances of spilling gas into the lake are high. For about $30 you can purchase a gas transfer battery-operated hand pump. Easy to use, set it close to fill point on the boat and your set to get started. Most have an auto turn-off when filled. I have one and love it. A ton easier than trailering your boat to the gas station.
Lady of the Lake Realty can help you find a waterfront home on one of the lakes with gas pumps or any of the quality lakes or ponds in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire
Visit our website www.nhlakesrealty.com or e-mail info@nhlakesrealty.com for expert help in your search.
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Spring is right around the corner and it is almost time to get your boat in the water.
Launches and Marinas in the NH Lakes Region Listed Below
Lake Winnisquam
Adams Marina Winnisquam, NH 603-528-3561
Jay’s Marina Winnisquam, NH 603-524-3150
Winnisquam Marine Belmont, NH 603-524-8380
Lake Winnipesaukee
Channel Marine - Weirs Beach, [...]
Is your dock ready for another season on the lake? It could be time to make major repairs or install a new dock in New Hampshire
The state of NH controls dock and boating issues on our lakes and ponds. The NH wetlands laws for dock are administered by the New Hampshire Department of Environmental [...]
Lake Home Purchase Considerations in New Hampshire
Lakes can vary in size and water quality. One lake might work for one family and not for your lifestyle. Research all aspects of the property you are interested in prior to [...]
