414    RAILROADS.

White Mountain Railroad. Extends from Woodville, in Haver-
hill, through Bath, Lisbon, Littleton, Bethlehem, Whitefield, Dal-
ton and Lancaster to Northumberland, and forms a junction with
the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad. The length of the road,    *

completed, is 42 miles. It is managed by the Boston, Concord
and Montreal Railroad.

Wilton Railroad. Extends from Nashua, through the south-
west corner of Merrimack, southern part of Amherst and Milford to
East Wilton, 151 miles. The road is under the control of the Nash-
ua and Lowell Railroad.

Wolfeborough Branch Railroad. Extends from Wolfeborough,
through Brookfield to Wakefield, and forms a junction with the
Great Falls and Conway Railroad. The length of the road is 12
miles, and it is managed by the Eastern Railroad. The cars com-
menced running over the track in 1872.

Worcester and Nashua. This road extends from Worcester to

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Nashua, and is the connecting line from Central New-Hampshire
to New York City, Albany, Niagara Falls, &c. It is forty-six miles
in length, of which about six and one half miles, are in New-Hamp-
shire; running through the south-east corner of Hollis, to Nashua.

The length of all the Railroads in the State finished, or nearly
completed, in January, 1874, is nearly as follows,