Section 230:7 Class V Highways Changed to Class II. - New Hampshire Statutes

The following listed class V access roads leading from the below described class I and class II highways to a recreational road in a state park or recreational area, shall henceforth be classified as class II highways:
   I. The road running from New Hampshire route 107A for approximately 4 miles in the town of Deerfield and approximately 1 5/10 miles in the town of Allenstown to the Bear Brook state park located in Deerfield and Allenstown.
   II. The road running from New Hampshire route 11A for approximately 2 3/10 miles to the Belknap state park in the town of Gilford.
   III. The road running from New Hampshire route 114 for approximately 4 5/10 miles to the Clough state park in the town of Weare.
   IV. [Repealed.]
   V. The road running from New Hampshire route 111 for approximately 1/10 of a mile to Kingston state park in the town of Kingston.
   VI. The road running from New Hampshire route 113 for approximately 1 4/10 miles to Madison Boulder state park in the town of Madison.
   VII. The road running from United States route 2 for approximately 5/10 of a mile to Moose Brook state park in the town of Gorham.
   VIII. The road running from New Hampshire route 9 for approximately 1 1/10 miles to Otter Brook state park in the city of Keene.
   IX. The road from New Hampshire route 156 for approximately 2 2/10 miles to the Pawtuckaway state park in the town of Raymond.
   X. The road running from New Hampshire route 119 for approximately 2 1/10 miles to the Rhododendron state park in the town of Fitzwilliam.
   XI. The road running from New Hampshire route 103 for approximately 1 8/10 miles to the Rollins state park in the town of Warner.
   XII, XIII. [Repealed.]

Source. RSA 231:6-c. 1973, 228:1. 1981, 87:1; 286:1. 1983, 90:2. 1991, 124:2. 1993, 15:2, eff. May 25, 1993.