Eastern White Mountains| Range Type | Geographically-defined sub-range | | Highest Point | Carter Dome (4832 ft/1473 m) | | Countries | United States | | States/Provinces | New Hampshire (59%), Maine (41%)
(numbers are approximate percentage of range area) | | Area | 427 sq mi / 1,106 sq km
Area may include lowland areas | | Extent | 30 mi / 48 km North-South
24 mi / 38 km East-West | | Center Lat/Long | 44° 12' N; 71° 1' W | | Map Link | Microsoft Bing Map |
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The White Mountains east of the Presidentials include the high and well-known Carter Range and its six official four-thousand footers. East of the Carter Range, running almost along the New Hampshire-Maine state line, lies the Baldface-Royce Range and its high point, East Royce Mountain (3070'), a low crest that nevertheless is wide open due to forest fires in the past. A hike along the summits here is among the most rewarding of any in New England that does not reach the magic 4000 foot level.
The White Mountain National Forest extends considerably into Maine east
of the Baldface-Royce range to include the Speckled Mountains.
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Map of Eastern White Mountains
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Major Peaks of the Eastern White Mountains
Photos of Peaks in the Eastern White Mountains
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