the atlantic ocean forms part of the boundary of new hampshire.
the atlantic ocean forms part of the boundary of new hampshire.
what ocean forms part of the boundary of new hampshire?
the atlantic
the atlantic ocean forms its eastern border; the indian river the western border. it is located on the local barrier island directly south of patrick air force base. it is part of the south beaches.









































with both ocean and river frontage, the city is the largest beachside community in south brevard county. there are of shoreline in the city, including of atlantic ocean beach, of banana river shoreline, and of shoreline fronting navigable canals connected to the banana river.









































section::::geography.:climate.
satellite beach, florida
the province of new hampshire and province of massachusetts bay had disagreements over their mutual boundaries. with respect to the southern boundary of new hampshire, the two provinces disagreed on the meaning of "three miles northward of the merrimack river, or any part thereof". new hampshire drew a line from three miles north of the mouth of the river, while massachusetts claimed a line three miles north of the northernmost part of the river, taking its territory far north past what is now concord, new hampshire. new hampshire appealed to king george ii, who in 1740 decreed the boundary to run along a curved line three miles from the river between the ocean and a point three miles north of pawtucket falls (lowell), where the river begins to turn north. from there a line was to be drawn due west to meet the western boundary of massachusetts (fixed in 1773 with the province of new york). the line actually runs slightly northwest to southeast, so it follows no line of latitude. this gave new hampshire even more than it had claimed, as pawtucket falls was south of the mouth of the merrimack. at this time, the present northern boundary of massachusetts was established.
northern boundary of massachusetts