Our Lake:
This
pristine 375 acre lake was originally called Red Hill Pond,
named after the hills behind its northern shore.
Maps
from the 1800’s give the name of the lake as Long
Pond. A
sawmill was located at the southern end, just across the Whittier
Highway (NH Route 25) from what today is Conway’s bait shop.
Large trees were cut from the woods surrounding the lake and the logs
were floated down the lake and dragged across the highway to the
sawmill.
Lake
Kanasatka is fed by Wakondah Pond from the west, snow melt from the
surrounding hills, and many of its own springs. A dam at the Route 25
end of the lake controls the water level. Water that flows over the
dam follows a narrow stream into Lake Winnipesaukee. The lake is 2
miles long, .3 miles wide in most places and has a mean depth of 20
feet. The deepest point, estimated at 48 feet, is in the widest spot,
near Route 25.
Our Association:
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Officers for 2009 - 2010 |
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| President: |
Antonia VonGottberg |
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| Vice President: | Jane Fairchild | ||
| Secretary: |
Ted Hilton |
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| Treasurer: | Doug Whitley | ||
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Committees for 2009 - 2010 |
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| Water Quality: |
Carol & Rick Carlson Kevin & Sandra Kelly Rich Goulet and Enid Burrows |
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| Hospitality: |
Mark Whary Ted Hilton |
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| Boat Parade: | Peter & Jane Fairchild | ||
| Web Site: | John Scudder | ||
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Our Web Designer:
 John chatting with his neighbor John Young down by the lake in
1954. Photo Courtesy of Jean Young |
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Lake
Kanasatka Watershed Association, Inc P.0. Box 774 Center Harbor, NH 03226 Send LKWA 2010 your comments. |
