Mount Hale (New Hampshire)

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Mount Hale
Elevation 1,236 metres (4,054 feet)
Location New Hampshire, USA
Range Twin Range
Prominence 187 m (614 ft)
Coordinates 44°13.30′N, 71°30.73′W
Topo map USGS South Twin Mountain
Listing White Mountain 4000-Footers

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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4000-foot mountains of New England

Maine:
Baxter State Park: Katahdin (Baxter) • Katahdin (Hamlin) • North Brother
High Peaks: AbrahamCrockerRedingtonSaddlebackSaddleback, The HornSouth CrockerSpauldingSugarloaf
Bigelow Range: Bigelow (Avery) • Bigelow (West)
Eastern White Mountains: Old Speck

New Hampshire:
Northern ranges: CabotWaumbek
Carter-Moriah Range: Carter DomeMiddle CarterMoriahSouth CarterWildcat (A) • Wildcat (D)
Presidential Range: AdamsEisenhowerJacksonJeffersonIsolationMadisonMonroePierceWashington
Crawford Notch area: FieldTomWilley
Twin Range: BondBond (West) • BondcliffGaleheadHaleNorth TwinSouth TwinZealand
Pemigewasset Wilderness: CarrigainHancock (North) • Hancock (South) • Owl's Head
Sandwich Range: OsceolaOsceola (East) • Tripyramid (Middle) • Tripyramid (North) • PassaconawayTecumsehWhiteface
Franconia Range: FlumeGarfieldLafayetteLibertyLincoln
Western White Mountains: CannonKinsman (North) • Kinsman (South) • Moosilauke

Vermont:
Green Mountains: AbrahamCamel's HumpEllenKillingtonMansfield