New Hampshire / Pemigewasset River /
Franklin Public Boat Ramp
Boat ramp · on Pemigewasset River · near Franklin · New Hampshire
Status not reported No closure has been posted for this launch, but its agency does not publish open or closed status. Check with the managing agency before you tow.
At the launch
- Type
- Boat ramp
- Fee
- Free
- Ramp surface
- Paved
- Car parking
- Gravel
- Restrooms
- No
- Managed by
- City - Franklin; PSNH
- Coordinates
- 43.45011, -71.65523
On Pemigewasset River
The Pemigewasset River, known locally as "the Pemi", is a 65-mile river in central New Hampshire that drains about 1,021 square miles. It begins at Profile Lake in Franconia Notch State Park and flows south through the White Mountains, past Lincoln, Woodstock, Thornton, Campton, Plymouth, Holderness, Ashland, Bridgewater, Bristol, New Hampton, Hill and Sanbornton. In Franklin it joins the Winnipesaukee River to form the Merrimack River. Below Ashland, the Ayers Island hydroelectric dam impounds the river for more than five miles along the Bristol–New Hampton line. Farther downstream is the Franklin Falls Dam, which the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built between 1939 and 1943. Its reservoir has a 440-acre permanent pool, and the area it can flood reaches 12.5 miles upstream to Ayers Island Dam. Since 1991, all of the river except a 10-mile segment through Lincoln and Woodstock has been protected under the state Rivers Management and Protection Program. More about Pemigewasset River.
Community
Where people who use Pemigewasset River talk about it.
Nearby launches
- Eastman Falls Hydro Station · 0.4 mi · Pemigewasset River
- Trestle View Park · 0.7 mi · Winnipesaukee River
- Franklin High - Lower Field · 0.7 mi · Winnipesaukee River
- Cross Mill Road Access · 1.7 mi · Winnipesaukee River
- Salmon Brook Station Ramp · 2.4 mi · Giles Pond
- Riverfront Park · 3.1 mi · Winnipesaukee River
Sources
- New Hampshire Access Sites to Public Waters record 9049 · Public record (NH GRANIT), no license stated
- OpenStreetMap n12255171325 © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL
Why it is listed as public: listed by New Hampshire Access Sites to Public Waters. Something wrong, or is this launch private? Corrections help everyone; a reporting form is coming soon.