Golden Triangle (New Hampshire)

The Golden Triangle of New Hampshire is that heavily populated region between the cities of Manchester to the north, Nashua to the south, and Salem to the southeast.

Related Topics:
New Hampshire - Manchester - Nashua - Salem

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The region contains a substantial concentration of urban areas, suburban areas, and industry. It also contains three very large shopping malls (The Mall of New Hampshire in Manchester, the Rockingham Mall in Salem, and the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua) as well as countless smaller retail districts that prosper due to New Hampshire's lack of a general sales tax. The region also contains a very large number of commuters who live in New Hampshire but work to the south in Massachusetts.

Related Topics:
Urban - Suburban - Shopping mall - Mall of New Hampshire - Manchester - Rockingham Mall - Salem - Pheasant Lane Mall - Nashua - Sales tax - Commuter - Massachusetts

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