Merrimack Fluvius
Merrimack Fluvius, vel Merrimac tantum (litteris olim inventis), est fluvius 117 milia longus in Civitatibus Foederatis septentrionibus et orientalibus. Qui ex confluentia fluviorum Pemigewasset et Winnipesaukee prope Franklinium oppidum in Nova Hantonia oritur, ad meridiem in Massachusettam transiens, ad septentriones et orientem fluit, donec in Oceanum Atlanticum iuxta Portum Neubiriae defluit.

In cultura Americana 

Merrimack, nomine Virginia, erat navis quae partes magni momenti in Proelio Hampton Roads in Bello Civili Americano mense Martii 1862 egit.

Carmen "Merrimack River" (de fluvio) et eius reprise instrumentale in Amanda Leigh (2009), albo Amandae Moore, indigenae Nassoviae Novae Hantoniae, audiri possunt.

Avalon, mythistoria historica Anyae Seton, partem comprehendit quae fictum viatorum Hibernicorum et Anglicorum saeculi noni adventum ad Merrimack Fluvium et eorum facinora cum Indis Americanis loci facta depingit.

Notae

Bibliographia 
 Currier, John James. 1902. History of Newbury, Mass. 1635–1902. Bostoniae: Damrell & Upham.
 Johnson, Linck C. 1986. Thoreau's Complex Weave: The Writing of A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers with the Text of the First Draft. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press.
 Meade, J. W. 1869. The Merrimack River: its source and its tributaries. Bostoniae: B. B. Russell.
 Walker, Joseph B. 1863. The Valley of the Merrimack. Collections of the New Hampshire Historical Society, 414–32. New Hampshire Historical Society.

Nexus externi 

 U.S. Geological Survey. 2007. Merrimack River Drainage Basin. Textus interretialis.
 Rectio Massachusettae. 2001. Merrimack Rover: A Comprehensive Watershed Assessment Report. Bostoniae: Executive Office of Environmental Affairs. PDF. 
 New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. 2012. Tabula geographica aquarum Novae Hantoniae.

Concordia (Nova Hantonia)
Flumina Massachusettae
Flumina Novae Hantoniae