Mount Hale (New Hampshire)

Mount Hale is a mountain located in Grafton County, New Hampshire. The mountain is named after Reverend Edward Everett Hale (1822–1909), and is part of the Twin Range of the White Mountains. The western and eastern sides of Mt. Hale are drained by the Little River and Zealand River respectively, and thence into the Ammonoosuc River, Connecticut River, and into Long Island Sound in Connecticut.

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v • d • e 4000-foot mountains of New England

Maine

Baxter State Park	Katahdin (Baxter) • Katahdin (Hamlin) • North Brother

High Peaks	Abraham • Crocker • Redington • Saddleback • Saddleback, The Horn • South Crocker • Spaulding • Sugarloaf

Bigelow Range	Bigelow (Avery) • Bigelow (West)

Eastern White Mountains	Old Speck

New Hampshire

Northern ranges	Cabot • Waumbek

Carter-Moriah Range	Carter Dome • Middle Carter • Moriah • South Carter • Wildcat (A) • Wildcat (D)

Presidential Range	Adams • Eisenhower • Jackson • Jefferson • Isolation • Madison • Monroe • Pierce • Washington

Crawford Notch area	Field • Tom • Willey

Twin Range	Bond • Bond (West) • Bondcliff • Galehead • Hale • North Twin • South Twin • Zealand

Pemigewasset Wilderness	Carrigain • Hancock (North) • Hancock (South) • Owl's Head

Sandwich Range	Osceola • Osceola (East) • Tripyramid (Middle) • Tripyramid (North) • Passaconaway • Tecumseh • Whiteface

Franconia Range	Flume • Garfield • Lafayette • Liberty • Lincoln

Western White Mountains	Cannon • Kinsman (North) • Kinsman (South) • Moosilauke

Vermont

Green Mountains	Abraham • Camel's Hump • Ellen • Killington • Mansfield