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Isles of Shoais NH18

Isles of Shoais

About six miles directly out to sea, this cluster of islands abounds in legend and history. Before 1614, when the famous Captain John Smith mapped the rocky and surf-lashed Isles, early fishermen, traders and explorers had a part in their history.

NH-1A, N. of beach in Wallis Sands, Rockingham County New Hampshire


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