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"The river is an enchanter's wand, ready to surprise you with life."  Henry David Thoreau, August 8, 1859
The Nashua River
The Squannacook River
The Nissitissit River

​What Parts of the Rivers are in the Wild and Scenic Designation?

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River Segment 1:  Nashua River Mainstem
From the confluence of the North and South Nashua Rivers in Lancaster, MA, north to the Massachusetts and New Hampshire state line at Pepperell and Dunstable, MA.
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River Segment 2:  Squannacook River
From Ash Swamp at the headwaters of the Squannacook in West Townsend south / southeast to its confluence with the Nashua River Mainstem in Shirley and Ayer, MA.

River Segment 3:  Nissitissit River
​From Lake Potanipo in Brookline, NH through Hollis, NH to its confluence with the Nashua River Mainstem in Pepperell, MA

Nashua River

Squannacook River
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Nissitissit River



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