Breed Brook

   

Breed Brook

GPS Coordinates: N 43 5.291, W 71 44.536
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Acres: 98.4
Established: 2004
Permitted Uses: Timber management for the sole purpose of improving wildlife habitat. Low impact outdoor recreational activities included, but not limited to hiking, hunting and fishing.
Non-permitted Uses: No motorized or wheeled vehicles including, but not limited to snowmobiles, dirt bikes, mountain bikes, or all-terrain vehicles.

 

Breed Brook Town Forest

Breed Brook meets Weare's open space conservation goals and the goals of the Cluster Housing Ordinance objectives stated in the Master Plan of the Town of Weare which reads: "To protect areas of unusual natural, scenic, or historic value deserving protection from inappropriate development", and with the NH RSA 79-A which states: "It is hereby declared to be in the public interest to encourage the preservation of open space, thus providing a healthful and attractive outdoor environment for work and recreation of the state's citizens, maintaining the character of the state's landscape, and conserving the land, water, forest, and wildlife resources..."

Breed Brook Town Forest was conserved in 2004 as part of the subdivision plan of Holly Hill Farm, Tax Map 405 Lot 73: Flanders Memorial Rd. Weare, NH. The conserved parcel encompasses Breed Brook, a forested stream habitat utilized as an active wildlife travel corridor connecting significant additional protected open spaces. This parcel is home to beaver ponds, other wetlands and water resource areas utilized by aquatic birds, amphibians and aquatic furbearers. In addition it is a deer wintering area.

 


View from Holly Hill Subdivision