In South Hollis, this view is on the north side of the bridge on Route 111. This river is miles long, and it's a tributary of the Merrimack Rive
In South Hollis, this view is on the north side of the bridge on Route 111. This river is miles long, and it's a tributary of the Merrimack River in Massachusetts. In Colonial days this river was used heavily for industry. Paper mills in the past used to dump their dyes into this river and it became polluted. Marion Stoddard moved to Groton, Mass. in 1962 and she and her family lived close to this river. She enlisted the help of local citizens to clean up this river. She was the founder of The Nashua River Watershed. With her insight the many rivers in New England and all over are cleaned up and ready to enjoy
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Location: South Hollis, New Hampshire USA
Photo credit: © Gail Maloney / Alamy / Afripics
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