
Nashua
Greater NashuaThe state's second-largest city, at the confluence of the Nashua and Merrimack rivers.
Greater Nashua
Town northwest of Nashua with a preserved eighteenth-century village center.

Amherst is a town in Hillsborough County incorporated in 1760. The Amherst Village Historic District, organized around a green and the 1774 congregational meeting house, is among the best-preserved village centers in southern New Hampshire.
Land use outside the village is predominantly residential, with conservation parcels and remaining farmland.
Antique colonial and Federal properties in and around the village district, with later single-family subdivision construction elsewhere in town.
The Village Historic District, the Route 101A corridor, and residential roads extending toward Mont Vernon and Milford.
Baboosic Lake, town conservation trails, the village green, and the Amherst Town Library.
Northwest of Nashua, about forty-five miles from Boston.
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