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An October 2017 aerial view of a portion of the New Hampshire coastline, the shortest (18 miles) of any state, at Rye Beach, below Portsmouth

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  1. Aerial Views
  2. Aerial Views Of The New Hampshire Coast
  3. America
  4. Color
  5. Digital Photographs
  6. New Hampshire
  7. New Hampshire Coast
  8. Rye Beach
  9. United States

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