New Hampshire Statutes
§ 236:40 — Historic Markers
New Hampshire § 236:40
JurisdictionNew Hampshire
Title XXTRANSPORTATION
Ch. 236HIGHWAY REGULATION, PROTECTION AND CONTROL REGULATIONS
SubdivisionMarking the Location of Public and Historic Incidents
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Bluebook
N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 236:40 (2026).
Text
The commissioner of transportation may erect historic markers or signs within the right-of-way of any class I, II, or III highway. He shall put up a marker upon the petition of 20 or more state citizens. Up to 10 historic markers may be erected in one year. No marker shall be put up which would interfere with reasonable use of the highway.
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Legislative History
RSA 249:38-a. 1955, 199:1. 1961, 31:1. 1969, 455:1. 1981, 87:1; 90:4, 9. 1985, 402:6, I(b)(7).
Nearby Sections
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§ 236:1
Regulation§ 236:10
Regulations; Bond§ 236:101
Application of Other Statutes§ 236:102
Public Land§ 236:103
Industrial Areas§ 236:104
Compensation§ 236:105
Acceptance of Federal Funds§ 236:106
Penalty§ 236:107
Injunction§ 236:108
Limitation on Subdivision§ 236:109
Right to Enter§ 236:11
Restoration§ 236:111
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