New London is a diverse community located between Lake Sunapee and Pleasant Lake. Located at a higher elevation than most, it offers great views of both surrounding mountains and lakes.
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Danbury was not an original colonial grant, but was formed in 1795 from part of Alexandria to the north, and later added land annexed from Wilmot and Hill. The name was taken from Danbury, England, the site of an 11th Century Danish camp. Danbury, Connecticut was also named for the site, and a settler originally from that locality suggested the name.
For its modest size, Danbury offers plenty of recreation including skiing and golf thanks to Ragged Mountain's Golf Club and Ski Resort.
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Andover, nestled in the folded foothills of Mount Kearsarge and Ragged Mountain, is a town that values its heritage while it looks to the future. It is home to skilled building tradesmen, artists and artisans, sophisticated industrial machining, a prep school of national repute, and people of many other abilities. It is graced by two lakes, several 'great ponds,' and the Blackwater River, the state's only 'Class A' river, and is close to summer and winter sports.
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Springfield is a rural residential community with un-crowded living conditions, a quiet and undisturbed lifestyle, and a scenic and unpolluted natural environment.
Gile State Forest is located in Springfield as well as several lakes and ponds.
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