Milan, New Hampshire 03588
Milan, NH Lodging, Real Estate, Travel & Visitor Information
Welcome to Miland, New Hampshire. Milan, NH was first named Paulsbourg in 1771, after Paul Wentworth, the governor’s cousin. Among the first grantees were relatives of the Harris family, who had established one of the first woolen mills in America at Harrisville. In 1824, Governor Levi Woodbury, who was interested in expanding wool culture in New Hampshire, authorized naming the town in honor of Milan Harris.
Villages in Milan include; Copperville and West Milan. In the middle 1800s, there was a large vein of gold discovered in the hills, which was mined for several years. Milan is the site of the Berlin Ski Jump, Milan Hill State Park, and the Milan Fire Tower – a scenic view can be captured from this NH hike.
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Incorporated: 1824
County: Coos
Milan, NH Population:
2010: 1,337
GPS Coordinates:
Latitude: 44.3424
Longitude: -71.1106
Milan, NH Local Information
Milan Police Dispatch: 911
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