Tallying Gregg's earmarks for N.H.

Sen. Judd Gregg has helped send hundreds of millions of dollars to New Hampshire through federal earmarks in his nearly two decades in the U.S. Senate.

Here are a few of the earmarks Gregg has secured (either alone or by teaming with other members of Congress) in just the past three years:

•$21 million to construct a dry dock support facility at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

•$10 million to replace squadron operations facilities at the Pease Air National Guard Base.

•$9.5 million for conservation efforts and land purchases in Great Bay.

•$4 million for 'F/A-18 countermeasures improvement' to BAE Systems in Nashua.

•$3.6 million for bridges on the Spaulding Turnpike.

•$3.2 million for a 'receptor and processor for man-portable threat warning' to DRS Codem Systems in Merrimack.

•$3.2 million in a Department of Defense contract to Polartec in Hudson to make fleece-insulating liners.

•$2.3 million to the New Hampshire State Police for anti-gang efforts.

•$2.3 million to expand high-speed broadband connectivity in the North Country.

•$2.3 million to the Ossipee Pine Barrens.

•$1.7 million for the widening of Granite Street in Manchester.

•$1.6 million for rapid small satellite development test facilities at the University of New Hampshire.

•$1.6 million to develop technology for 'rapid foreign language acquisition for specialized military intelligence purposes' to Transparent Language in Nashua.

•$1.4 million to the Appalachian National Scenic Trail.

•$1.3 million for sewer improvements in Nashua and Manchester.

•$1 million for renovations at the Portsmouth Music Hall.

•$800,000 for facilities and equipment at St. Anselm College.

•$750,000 for law enforcement research at the University of New Hampshire.

•$750,000 to the New Hampshire attorney general's office to combat drug-trafficking.

•$570,000 to Dartmouth College for an 'interdisciplinary initiative on engineering and medicine.'

•$285,000 for an expansion at the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Nashua.

•$285,000 for construction and renovations at Concord Hospital.

•$220,000 for drinking water improvements in Lancaster.

•$205,000 for reconstruction of the Robert Frost Farm in Derry.