New Hampshire § 227-H-11 - Section 227-H:11 Islands.
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§ 227-H-11. Section 227-H:11 Islands.
I. The following islands in the following lakes or ponds are hereby placed within the jurisdiction of the department, as public reservations: (a) Loon Island in Keysar Lake in the town of Sutton. (b) Small Island in Sand Pond in the town of Marlow. (c) Ingalls Island in Rocky Pond in the town of Canterbury. (d) North Island in Rocky Pond in the town of Gilmanton. (e) 3 islands in Ledge Pond in the town of Sunapee. (f) An island in Wheelwright Lake in the town of Lee. (g) An island located in Kingswood Lake (formerly Cook's Pond) in the town of Brookfield. (h) 7 islands in Pleasant Pond in the town of Danbury. (i) The island in Baptist Pond in the town of Springfield. (j) The island in Billings Pond in the town of Sutton. (k) The island in Eastman Pond in the town of Grantham. II. Nothing contained in this section shall confer authority on the department to dispose of the islands by sale, and nothing contained in this section shall be construed to affect the title to any such islands.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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