The town of Loudon was incorporated by Colonial Governor John Wentworth in 1773, formed from a portion of Canterbury, and named for John Campbell, 4th Earl of Loudon, a leader of British military forces in North America during the French and Indian War, and the head of an independent company of colonial militia known as Roger’s Rangers. Loudon is in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, with its primary population center situated along the Soucook River at the southern end of NH Route 129. The New Hampshire Motor Speedway is located in Loudon.
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Situated on Route 106 in Loudon, New Hampshire, the campground can accommodate recreational vehicles or tenting sites, at its 150-acre river front facility. Featured is a campsite map, campground rules, rates and information, as well as a seasonal site application.
http://www.cascadecampground.com/
Offering membership rates, the championship golf course in Loudon, New Hampshire is featured, including directions, leagues, lessons, and an on-site restaurant. Its rates are posted, and a coupon is available online.
http://loudoncc.com/
Situated on the northeastern border of Merrimack County, New Hampshire, the LPD is the primary law enforcement agency for the municipality of Loudon. The department’s staff are introduced and photographs are presented.
http://www.loudonpolice.com/
The oval racetrack in Loudon, New Hampshire has hosted NASCAR racing since the early 1990s, as well as an IndyCar weekend, and the oldest motorcycle race in North America. A calendar of events, online ticket sales, an a shopping area offering racing memorabilia and apparel.
http://www.nhms.com/
Located in Loudon, the traditional New Hampshire farm dates back to the mid-1800s, featuring two water-powered mills, a sawmill and a gristmill, as well as a blacksmith shop, all dating from the 1830s and still in use. Its location, features, workshops, and events are featured.
http://www.sanbornmills.org/
The administrative and departmental offices of the municipality are highlighted on the official town site, along with agendas and minutes of council meetings, a community calendar, and a guide to local services, facilities, recreational programs, and organizations.
http://www.loudonnh.org/