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Barrington	Durham	Madbury	New Durham	Nottingham	Somersworth
Brookfield	Farmington	Middleton	Newmarket	Rochester	Strafford
Dover	Lee	Milton	Northwood	Rollinsford	Wakefield

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The CEDS is both a document and a process; it is designed to bring together both private and public sectors to create a roadmap to strengthen regional economies. Strafford Regional Planning Commission (SRPC) will be responsible for developing and implementing a CEDS for Strafford County and the Towns of Brookfield and Wakefield in Carroll County.

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REGIONAL ITS ARCHITECTURE WEB SITE

The purpose of this web site is to encourage use of the regional ITS architecture and gather feedback so that the architecture is used and continues to reflect the intelligent transportation system vision for the region. Sections provide access to the stakeholders, the transportation systems in the region (the Inventory), the transportation-related functions that are envisioned, and the existing and planned integration opportunities in the region.
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ITS STRATEGIC PLAN PROJECTS

This web page has an interactive mapping tool allows you to explore the projects that have been identified in the 2012 Strafford-Rockingham Region ITS Strategic Plan. It is based on Google Maps and allows for viewing of project groups and their time frame.

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REGION ITS STRATEGIC PLAN PROJECTS DOCUMENT

An updated ten-year Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Strategic Plan for the Strafford-Rockingham region. [Download 5.3MB / 62 pages PDF]

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NH Office of Energy and Planning (NHOEP) -- Data Disclaimer

The accompanying figures are ESTIMATES and are so labeled. Users of these figures should be aware that many of the data used to calculate the estimates were collected by local governmental units or school districts, for purposes other than accounting for population change. The methods which convert these data, such as school enrollments and building permits, into estimated population have been developed to reflect true population insofar as possible. Data used to calculate estimates in past years are subject to change. For this and other reasons, OEP strongly recommends that these estimates not be compared on a year-to-year basis.

Please visit NH OEP's State Data Center page for additional data.

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