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Population of New Hampshire

New Hampshire had an estimated population of 1,409,032 on July 1, 2024, according to the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program.

LATEST: 1,409,032 (2024)SOURCE: Census Bureau PEP

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What stands out

New Hampshire had an estimated population of 1,409,032 on July 1, 2024, according to the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program. Since July 2020 that is +2.2 % (30,276 people); since 2010 it is +7.0 %. Migration is the larger driver since 2020: net migration +38,748 against a natural change (births minus deaths) of -8,707. Among the 51 states in the United States, it ranks 41 by population. Values for 2010–2019 and 2020–2024 come from two estimate vintages benchmarked to different censuses; the 2019→2020 step is partly a rebasing.

Population and components of change

July 1 estimates; components per estimate year (July–June).

Largest counties in New Hampshire

By latest estimate, with change since July 2020. Each links to the county's own population record.

CountyPopulationSince 2020
Hillsborough County430,462+1.8 %
Rockingham County322,433+2.5 %
Merrimack County157,869+2.5 %
Strafford County134,202+2.4 %
Grafton County93,045+2.0 %
Cheshire County78,078+2.0 %
Belknap County65,257+2.3 %
Carroll County52,580+4.7 %
Sullivan County44,012+2.2 %
Coos County31,094-0.4 %

Largest cities and towns in New Hampshire

Incorporated places, latest estimate. The Census Bureau publishes totals only for places, no components.

PlacePopulationSince 2020
Manchester city116,386+0.8 %
Nashua city91,851+0.7 %
Concord city44,674+1.4 %
Dover city33,909+3.4 %
Rochester city33,598+3.3 %
Keene city23,036-0.0 %
Portsmouth city22,938+4.3 %
Laconia city17,310+2.5 %
Lebanon city15,389+7.6 %
Claremont city13,105+1.2 %
Somersworth city12,218+2.5 %
Berlin city9,248-1.7 %
Franklin city8,823+0.9 %

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