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Counties · New Hampshire

New Hampshire

10 counties, A–Z. American Community Survey 2020-2024, read from the Census Bureau on 2026-09-26. The ± after a figure is the margin of error the Bureau publishes with it.

Counties in New Hampshire with four Census figures each
CountyPeopleMedian household incomeUnemployedHomes with broadbandFarmers markets USDA listsSchool districts based here
Belknap County64,659$92,783 ±4,2173.1% 1,066 of 34,39391.9% 24,214 of 26,337410
Carroll County51,804$86,463 ±3,9145.1% 1,336 of 26,38791.5% 19,989 of 21,847217
Cheshire County77,297$83,329 ±3,9843.3% 1,346 of 40,66491.8% 28,110 of 30,620016
Coos County31,271$57,677 ±2,6224.3% 611 of 14,26186.4% 12,092 of 14,002316
Grafton County92,120$88,261 ±2,8683.2% 1,529 of 48,14090.3% 33,509 of 37,107631
Hillsborough County426,378$103,545 ±1,7373.1% 7,639 of 248,26793.4% 157,635 of 168,740732
Merrimack County155,967$97,004 ±2,7963.1% 2,628 of 84,30192.8% 56,489 of 60,9011027
Rockingham County319,082$118,331 ±2,8203.6% 6,448 of 181,42695.0% 121,239 of 127,5701441
Strafford County132,575$88,570 ±4,4243.5% 2,686 of 75,84493.5% 48,719 of 52,080610
Sullivan County43,715$80,858 ±3,8243.1% 681 of 22,14387.1% 14,479 of 16,618112

Unemployed is B23025_005 ÷ B23025_003 (unemployed ÷ civilian labour force, age 16 and over); broadband is B28002_004 ÷ B28002_001 (households with broadband of any type ÷ all households) — both worked out here from the two published counts shown beside them. A dash means the Bureau published no estimate. Population carries no ± because the Bureau controls county totals to its official population estimates and publishes no margin for them. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates.