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3D map of Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park in New Hampshire showing a detailed, full-color illustration of buildings and sites within the park. The park is surrounded by lush woodlands with a large body of water in the distance. Nineteen sites are numbered with white text in black circles.

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Saint-Gaudens Road runs at a shallow diagonal away from the left edge of the map alongside the sprawling Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park. Two areas are labeled number 1 along the road, which leads to parking and then RV and overflow parking. A hairpin-shaped park road encloses a long building near the bottom left corner of the map. Two more structures in that area are numbered 2 and 3. Across a short stretch of lawn, a complex with buildings numbered 4, 5, 6, and 7 are tucked into trees near the bottom center of the map.

The park expands like a V into the distance from numbers 2 and 3 in the bottom left corner, reaching toward the top right corner. The right leg of the V begins with accessible parking. Then areas along a long hedgerow lined with trees are numbered 8, 9, and 12. These lead back to a manor-like structure, number 14. The left leg of the V begins with a garden, number 11, and a barn-like structure, 10. Farther back, a round hedge extends in front of a white house with a stepped roofline, number 15. A garden between it and the manor-like structure is numbered 13.

Two buildings, 16 and 17, are tucked among the trees near the bottom right corner of the map. Number 18 is a white structure, perhaps a memorial, next to the tree line at the top right corner and 19 is nearby at the edge of a plowed field at the far end of the property. A creek winds through the dense forest up the right side of the map. Streaks of white clouds float against a pale blue sky over hazy blue peaks in the distance.