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Dover skyline at peak autumn: white church steeples, the gold-domed cupola, brick mills, and a smokestack above the Cocheco valley
Steeples, mills, and the Cocheco valley — the City of Dover, settled 1623.

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1623Settled as New Hampshire's oldest permanent settlement, per the current City site.
35,000Residents served, per the population figure stated in the City's RFQ.
WCAG 2.2 AAThe explicit accessibility standard named in Attachment D.
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The Cocheco River falls over the dam below Dover's red-brick Cocheco Mill in autumn

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The green Garrison Hill observation tower against a deep blue sky, framed by vivid red autumn foliage

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