Milton
New Hampshire
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History
Milton was incorporated in 1802 and is located in the Northeast section of Strafford County. A township of 27,000 acres with a year round population of approximately 4,000 citizens, Milton is forty miles from the state capitol, Concord. We are twenty miles northwest of the county seat in Dover, The principal bodies of water are Milton Three Ponds, a chain of lakes providing a boat launch and public access to the Town Beach.
The principal villages are Milton and Milton Mills bordering the state of Maine. The North Conway branch of Boston & Maine Railroad runs through our town and Route 16 (Spaulding Turnpike) provides fast access to both ski country and the New Hampshire seacoast.
Town Of Milton
History
Milton was incorporated in 1802 and is located in the Northeast section of Strafford County. A township of 27,000 acres with a year round population of approximately 4,000 citizens, Milton is forty miles from the state capitol, Concord. We are twenty miles northwest of the county seat in Dover, The principal bodies of water are Milton Three Ponds, a chain of lakes providing a boat launch and public access to the Town Beach.
The principal villages are Milton and Milton Mills bordering the state of Maine. The North Conway branch of Boston & Maine Railroad runs through our town and Route 16 (Spaulding Turnpike) provides fast access to both ski country and the New Hampshire seacoast.