Weare

Concord

Bow

Hopkinton

Hooksett

Goffstown

Be l a Bro

ok

Black Brook

Har ry Brook

Pisca taquog River

Purgator

y Br o

ok

Stark Brook

Hardy Brook

Gorham Brook

One Stack Brook

Choat

e Br o

ok

Barnard Brook

Piscataquog River

Gorham Pond

Kimball Pond

Everett Lake

Long Pond

Stark Pond

Putney Meadow Pond

Purgatory Pond

Beaver Pond

Lewis Putney Pond

Greylore Farm Pond

Mansion Rd

Black Brook Rd

Mon talona Rd

Twist Hil l RdGu

inea R

dRobert R

ogers Rd

Grapevine Rd

Gorha

m Pond Rd

Putne

y R

d

Ray Rd

Rangeway Rd

Cloug h Park Rd

Jewett Rd

Stone Rd

Winslow RdBrown Hill Rd

County Rd

Kimball Pond Rd

Tenney Hill Rd

Sta rk Ln

Everett Rd

Story Hill Rd

Ev erett Dam Rd

Morse R d

Page Rd

Barnard Hill Rd

Quimby R d

Line Hill Rd

Powells Ln

Tong

a Dr

G ile Rd

Boyce Rd

Jay Dr

Longview Dr

Long Pond Road

Alexander Rd

South Bow Rd

Little Ln

Snow

Rd

Stinson Dr

Monte lona Rd

Burroughs Rd

Snook Rd

Zachary Dr

Burchview Dr

Evergreen Dr

Kelsea Rd

Kelso Dr

Roy Rd

Old South Rd Old Fort Ln

East Dunbarton Rd

Audley Divide

Sterling

Pl

Van Ger Dr

Tenn

ey R

d

Chels

ea D

r

Bela View Dr

Gary Rd

North Woods Rd

Jacquiline Dr

Burnham Ln

Caleb's

Way

Williams Ct

Stark Ln

¬«77

¬«13

Dunbarton

Map 7.Soil Resources

Co-Occurrence Analysis

0 0.5 1 1.5 2Miles

/

LegendSoils Total NR Score

0 - 67 - 12> 12Lands Under ConservationLakes and PondsRivers and Streams

!

! ! Power transmission lineRoads

Class I, II, IV State HighwaysClass V Town Maintained RoadsClass VI Unmaintained RoadsOther (private roads, trails, etc.)Dunbarton Town Boundary

Data Sources: 1:24,000 source scale data from NH GRANIT,NH Department of Transportation, NH Department ofEnvironmental Surfaces, Dunbarton ConservationCommission, and CNHRPC.NOTE: "Lands Under Conservation" includes publicly andprivately owned lands as well as properties under deedrestriction or conservation easement. The lands shown hereinclude local, state, federal, and private ownership and/ormanagement.This map is intended for planning purposes only. Created May2010 by CNHRPC.

Funding provided by the NH Department of Transportationthrough the I-93 Community Technical Assistance Program.

Soils scores used:- Agricultural Soils. Valuable agricultural soilsinclude prime farmland, farmland of statewideimportance, and farmland of local importance.- Important Forest Soils (Group I). Group I soilsinclude prime hardwood, prime oak and beech, andhigh volume white pine areas.This map displays a subset of the overall naturalresource weighted co-occurrence analysis.Resource types were ranked relative to oneanother in terms of their importance or value tocreate "natural resource scores" for each categoryabove. This map shows the combined naturalresource scores for all areas in town. Dark areasrepresent higher scores where high value ormultiple soil resource types are present.

Green InfrastructureConservation Priority Plan