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History of Middleton, New Hampshire, USA
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Strafford county. This is a very level township, having no high ground except a part of Moose mountain, which separates it from Brookfield. There are no rivers nor ponds, and the soil is rocky. It lies 25 miles N.W. from Dover. Middleton was incorporated, in 1778. Population, 1830, 562.
Hiking: The surrounding area is a haven for hikers. Take a trek in nearby forests, like Moose Mountain, where you can find various trails of different difficulty levels. The views from the top are well worth the effort.
Camp: If you enjoy camping, there are several campgrounds in the area where you can pitch a tent or park your RV. Camping is a great way to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Middleton.
Hunting and Fishing: Middleton is known for its hunting and fishing opportunities. If you're an outdoors enthusiast, be sure to check the local regulations and licenses required before you go.
Farm Visits: Middleton is surrounded by farms. Consider visiting some of the local farms to pick your own fruits and...
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