Clarksville, New Hampshire
Clarksville is located in Coös County. About 294 people live here (as of 2020). Between 2010 and 2020, the population grew from 265 to 294. The region is at 604 meters above sea level. The area covers about 161.2 square kilometers. There are about 163 streets in Clarksville. The dialing code is 603. Clarksville is town in New Hampshire, United States.
Clarksville – Facts
| Population | 294 |
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| Area | 161.2 km² |
| Elevation | 604 m |
| Located in | Coös County |
| Country | United States |
| Official name | Clarksville |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
Streets in Clarksville, New Hampshire
Streets
Little Hellgates Falls
Little Hellgate Falls
Bacon Road
Ardes Lane
Haynes Road
Spur Road 34-71-9
Bressette Road
New Road
Sap Hill Road
Moose Mountain Road
Old Barn Road
Old County Road
Shehan Pond Road
Big Wood Trail
West Road
Wardens Road
River Access
Hedgehog Road
Whipple Ridge Road
Lynx Trail
High Loop Road
Baldwin Lane
Skillings Gore Road
Minik Drive
High Bridge Brook Road
Spruce Street
Shatney Road
Deadwater Loop Road
Cub Lane
Grouse Lane
Wiswell Road
Back Farm Road
Ricker Road
Doyle Road
Ferguson Road
Spur 34-71-0
NH Route 145Clarksville
Pisgah Mountain Trail
Caswell Lane
Blueberry Lane
Primary 130
Cardinal Lane
Spur Road 195
Potato Road
Beaver Pond Road
Docs Circle
Bog Branch Road
Bear Mountain Road
Deer Trail Road
Jewels Way
Crystal Brook Road
Grand Vista Drive
Blue Jay Lane
Mill Street
Bobcat Trail
Bullwinkle Road
Gravel Pit Road
Crawford Road
Howland Road
Foskett Drive
Hidden Hill Road
Labrador Brook Road
Hemon Hill Road
Cedar Stream Road
Corridor 21Cabins
Clothing stores
Nature reserves
Streams
Tourist information centers
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