Tourist Guide Meredith
Meredith lies on the banks of Lake Winnipesaukee. It’s a home to ‘Stonedam Island’ Natural Area as well as Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad. One would be glad to know that Meredith is site of yearly ‘Great Rotary Fishing Derby’.
As per US Census Bureau, Meredith’s total area is of 140 sq. Km; out of which 36 sq. Km consists of water. In Meredith, the point which is at the highest elevation is Leavitt Mountain (431 meters). It’s situated in town’s south-western part.
As of 2000 census, population of Meredith was 2447. Its density was 57.1 per sq. Km. median income with regards to every household was reported to be $42758; whereas that with regards to a family was reported to be $54764. Per capita income was found to be $24867. Around 6.6%25 of total population was below poverty line; inclusive of 9%25 of the ones under 18 years of age; and 9.9%25 of the ones beyond 65 years of age.
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