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LOL!
![]() Many folks did not know that Rattlesnake Island is part of the Belknap Mountain range. Eons ago it was a volcano like the Ossipee Mountain range.
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![]() This, great for framing Duncan Press Central Lakes Region Map clearly shows both the Ossipee and Belknap volcanic ring dikes. Notice that Rattlesnake, Ship, Moose and Sleepers Islands seem to be part of this ring. NH Geology: The Ossipee Mountain Ring Dike Complex (Scroll down.) This relief map can be purchased at The Old Country Store in Moultonborough. ![]() The Ossipee Mountain “Ring Dike” |
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Can the general public climb the hill on Rattlesnake Island?
A neighbor of mine has done it a few times but I think she was friends with an owner on Rattlesnake. Thanks.
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