Population and Housing

New Hampshire's population is projected to increase by 180,000 persons in the years ahead to 2030. Roughly 70% of that growth will occur in the four southeastern counties, adding nearly 128,000 people to 33% of the state's land base.

Population growth, if it continues as projected to 2030, will dramatically change the character of the state and challenge the ability of our natural resources to support the quality of life New Hampshire residents presently enjoy. The construction of new housing in New Hampshire represents one of the greatest impacts to our natural resources.

Municipalities

Click the first letter of the municipality below, then click the name in the list that appears.

Acworth – Albany – Alexandria – Allenstown – Alstead – Alton – Amherst – Andover – Antrim – Ashland – Atkinson – Atkinson & Gilmanton – Auburn

Barnstead – Barrington – Bartlett – Bath – Beans Grant – Beans Purchase – Bedford – Belmont – Bennington – Benton – Berlin – Bethlehem – Boscawen – Bow – Bradford – Brentwood – Bridgewater – Bristol – Brookfield – Brookline

Cambridge – Campton – Canaan – Candia – Canterbury – Carroll – Center Harbor – Chandlers Purchase – Charlestown – Chatham – Chester – Chesterfield – Chichester – Claremont – Clarksville – Colebrook – Columbia – Concord – Conway – Cornish – Crawfords Purchase – Croydon – Cutts Grant

Dalton – Danbury – Danville – Deerfield – Deering – Derry – Dixs Grant – Dixville – Dorchester – Dover – Dublin – Dummer – Dunbarton – Durham

East Kingston – Easton – Eaton – Effingham – Ellsworth – Enfield – Epping – Epsom – Errol – Ervings Location – Exeter

Farmington – Fitzwilliam – Francestown – Franconia – Franklin – Freedom – Fremont

Gilford – Gilmanton – Gilsum – Goffstown – Gorham – Goshen – Grafton – Grantham – Greenfield – Greenland – Greens Grant – Greenville – Groton

Hadleys Purchase – Hales Location – Hampstead – Hampton – Hampton Falls – Hancock – Hanover – Harrisville – Harts Location – Haverhill – Hebron – Henniker – Hill – Hillsborough – Hinsdale – Holderness – Hollis – Hooksett – Hopkinton – Hudson

Jackson – Jaffrey – Jefferson

Keene – Kensington – Kilkenny – Kingston

Laconia – Lancaster – Landaff – Langdon – Lebanon – Lee – Lempster – Lincoln – Lisbon – Litchfield – Littleton – Londonderry – Loudon – Low & Burbanks – Lyman – Lyme – Lyndeborough

Madbury – Madison – Manchester – Marlborough – Marlow – Martins Location – Mason – Meredith – Merrimack – Middleton – Milan – Milford – Millsfield – Milton – Monroe – Mont Vernon – Moultonborough

Nashua – Nelson – New Boston – New Castle – New Durham – New Hampton – New Ipswich – New London – Newbury – Newfields – Newington – Newmarket – Newport – Newton – North Hampton – Northfield – Northumberland – Northwood – Nottingham

Odell – Orange – Orford – Ossipee

Pelham – Pembroke – Peterborough – Piermont – Pinkham's Grant – Pittsburg – Pittsfield – Plainfield – Plaistow – Plymouth – Portsmouth

Randolph – Raymond – Richmond – Rindge – Rochester – Rollinsford – Roxbury – Rumney – Rye

Salem – Salisbury – Sanbornton – Sandown – Sandwich – Sargents Purchase – Seabrook – Second College – Sharon – Shelburne – Somersworth – South Hampton – Springfield – Stark – Stewartstown – Stoddard – Strafford – Stratford – Stratham – Success – Sugar Hill – Sullivan – Sunapee – Surry – Sutton – Swanzey

Tamworth – Temple – Thompson & Meserve – Thornton – Tilton – Troy – Tuftonboro

Unity – Unorganized Territory

Wakefield – Walpole – Warner – Warren – Washington – Waterville Valley – Weare – Webster – Wentworth – Wentworths Location – Westmoreland – Whitefield – Wilmot – Wilton – Winchester – Windham – Windsor – Wolfeboro – Woodstock

Counties

Belknap
Carroll
Cheshire
Coos
Grafton
Hillsborough
Merrimack
Rockingham
Strafford
Sullivan

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