Belmont, New Hampshire - Best Town by a Dam Site
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Planning Board mails Aquifer Survey to local businesses
Local Business owners contacted   more...

New Licensing Requirements for Gas & Propane Installations
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New DES Shoreland Regulations
Effective Date for new Shoreland Regulations April 1st   more...

Town Meeting Minutes
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Planning Board appoints Alternate Members
William Otto joins Board   more...

Aquifer Information
Conservation Commission Provides Aquifer Information   more...

Building Codes & Standards
As of January 1st, the Town of Belmont will administer all new construction in accordance with the most current State of New Hampshire Building Code   more...

  Upcoming Events
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Planning Board Meeting - 5/12/2008

Belmont Historical Society Welcomes Rural Humorist Rebecca Rule - 5/16/2008

Planning Board Meeting - 5/19/2008

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meetings and events here..

Message from the Town Administrator...


Welcome to Belmont!   I would like to thank you for visiting our newly re-designed website. We hope the information here will be useful and easy to navigate.  Please check back often as the site will continue to grow and change over the next several months, and we hope it will become a valuable tool in your quest for information on the "Best Town by a Dam Site" - Belmont, NH.


About Belmont

The Town of Belmont is located in the southern portion of New Hampshire's Lakes Region in Belknap County.
The Village Area, found at the intersections of State Route 106 and State Route 140 is four miles from Interstate I-93, Exit 20, seven miles south of Laconia and twenty-four miles north of Concord.  There are thirty square miles of land area, and over one and one-half square miles of lake area in Belmont.

Initially incorporated in 1727 as a part of the nearby town of Gilmanton, Belmont was separated by an act of the Legislature in 1859 and adopted the name "Belmont" in 1869.   It was home to William Badger who served as NH Governor for two consecutive terms beginning in 1834.

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