In 1764, King George II set the border between New Hampshire and Vermont as the western bank of the Connecticut River, while concurrently the Royal Board of Trade set exactly the same feature as the border between New Hampshire and New York.
King George II set the border between New Hampshire and Vermont as the western bank of the Connecticut River. This was in 1764. Concurrently the Royal Board of Trade set exactly the same feature as the border between New Hampshire. Concurrently the Royal Board of Trade set exactly the same feature as the border between New York.