New Hampshire Population

New Hampshire (Postal Abbreviation: NH) is the northeastern state of USA with seacoast, mountains, lakes and rivers, borders Maine and Atlantic Ocean to the east, Quebec(Canadian province) to the north, Massachusetts to the south and Vermont to the west. New Hampshire population in 2020 is expected to be 1.3 million, it is 41st populous state in US with an area of 9,349 square miles (24,214 sq km) with area rank of 46 in the US. People of this state are called as 'New Hampshirites'. Concord is the state capital and Manchester is the largest city. New Hampshire was named after Hampshire, England by Captain John Mason. In the year of 1775, New Hampshire became the first state to declare its independence from England.

Year	Population	% Change
2010	1,316,777
2011	1,319,815	0.23
2012	1,323,962	0.31
2013	1,326,408	0.18
2014	1,333,223	0.51
2015	1,336,294	0.23
2016	1,342,373	0.45
2017	1,349,767	0.55
2018	1,356,458	0.50
2019*	1,362,562	0.45
2020*	1,368,395	0.43 *

Source : Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2018

New Hampshire Population by Race & Groups

93.42% of New Hampshire population are White Americans compared to 1.4% are Black Americans, 0.161% are AIAN and 289 people are NHPI. 33,313(2.5%) are Asian population, out of these 10,015 are Asian Indian, 7,232 are Chinese, 2,231 are Vietnamese, 2,440 are Korean, 2,747 are Filipinos and 866 are Japanese. 92 are Native Hawaiians, 70 are Samoans and 49 are Guamanian/Chamorro's. 45,266 people belong to Hispanic/Latino race, out of these 9,585 are Mexicans, 1,722 are Cubans and 13,675 are Puerto Ricans.

Total Population	1,331,848	Percent
White	1,244,260	93.42%
Black or African American	18,632	1.40%
American Indian and Alaska Native	2,148	0.161%
Cherokee tribal grouping	180	0.014%
Chippewa tribal grouping	37	0.003%
Navajo tribal grouping	62	0.005%
Sioux tribal grouping	45	0.003%
Asian Population	33,313	2.50%
Asian Indian	10,015	0.75%
Chinese	7,242	0.54%
Filipino	2,747	0.21%
Japanese	866	0.07%
Korean	2,440	0.18%
Vietnamese	2,231	0.17%
Other Asian Population	7,772
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	289	0.02%
Native Hawaiian	92	0.007%
Guamanian or Chamorro	49	0.004%
Samoan	70	0.005%
Other Pacific Islander	78
Some other race	7,016
Hispanic or Latino	45,266	3.40%
Mexican	9,585	0.72%
Puerto Rican	13,675	1.03%
Cuban	1,722	0.13%
Other Hispanic or Latino	20,284

Source: US Census 2017(Table B03002)

Top Cities of New Hampshire

Top populated cities of New Hampshire are Manchester and Nashua.

Rank	Cities	Population(2018)
1	Manchester	112,525
2	Nashua	89,246

Population Pyramid

Population Pyramid of New Hampshire as per 2017 estimates as below.

Source: 2017 US Census Estimates: Population In Five Year Age-Group

Languages spoken in NH

According to 2018 Census estimates, New Hampshire only English speakers are 1,193,312, Spanish speakers are 31,092 people, French incl cajun are 17,102, 1,133 speak Italian, 3,518 speak Portuguese, 3,401 German, Yiddish, 337 Pennsylvania, 1,870 Greek, 2,586 Russian, 632 Polish, 1,613 Serbo-Croatian, 319 Ukranian or other Slavic languages, 105 Armenian, 351 Persian, 5,139 Chinese including Mandarin, Cantonese, 849 Japanese, 1,137 Korean, 1,989 Vietnamese, 131 Khmer, 1,646 Thai/Lao/Tai-Kadai, 1983 Tagalog, 1244 Ilocano/Samoan/Hawaiian, 1,162 Arabic, 248 Hebrew, 774 Amharic/Somali,587 Yoruba/Twi/Igbo, 1750 Swahili, 8 Navajo. Indian language speakers in New Hampshire are 859 Gujarati, 1751 Hindi, 312 Urdu, 173 Punjabi, 4,773 Nepali/Marathi, 2307 Telugu, 608 Tamil, 414 Malayalam/Kannada and 1909 speak other languages of Asia.

Languages	Population	Percentage
Speak only English	1,168,119	92.15
Spanish Language	27,171	2.14
European Language	46,976	3.71
Asian Languages	18,825	1.49
Other Languages	6,524	0.51

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1601)

Education

New Hampshire education stats for High school, Bachelor degree and Professional degree.

Population 18 to 24 years		128,520	65,672	62,848
		Total	Male	Female
	Less than high school graduate	13,370	7,911	5,459
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	39,721	22,620	17,101
	Some college or associates degree	58,389	27,620	30,769
	Bachelors degree or higher	17,040	7,521	9,519
Population 25 years and over		939,471	458,675	480,796
	Less than 9th grade	21,106	11,354	9,752
	9th to 12th grade, no diploma	46,172	25,961	20,211
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	262,891	133,744	129,147
	Some college, no degree	176,656	84,960	91,696
	Associates degree	94,088	40,059	54,029
	Bachelors degree	209,224	101,139	108,085
	Graduate or professional degree	129,334	61,458	67,876

White		872,107	424,297	447,810
	High school graduate or higher	814,579	392,352	422,227
	Bachelors degree or higher	313,144	149,714	163,430
Black or African		10,797	6,485	4,312
	High school graduate or higher	9,749	5,936	3,813
	Bachelors degree or higher	3,122	1,920	1,202
American Indian or Alaska Native alone		1,496	777	719
	High school graduate or higher	1,289	665	624
	Bachelors degree or higher	221	110	111
Asian		21,769	9,897	11,872
	High school graduate or higher	19,033	8,779	10,254
	Bachelors degree or higher	12,952	6,360	6,592
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander		209	129	80
	High school graduate or higher	182	110	72
	Bachelors degree or higher	84	68	16
Hispanic or Latino Origin		23,717	12,134	11,583
	High school graduate or higher	18,587	8,988	9,599
	Bachelors degree or higher	5,829	2,666	3,163

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1501)

Disability

Total civilian non-institutionalized population	165,149
Male	82,428
Female	82,721
	-
White	157,075
Black or African American	1,781
American Indian and Alaska Native alone	459
Asian	1,549
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	48
Some other race	683
DISABILITY TYPE
With a hearing difficulty	52,432
With a vision difficulty	23,938
With a cognitive difficulty	61,748
With an ambulatory difficulty	76,932
With a self-care difficulty	26,472
With an independent living difficulty	51,621

Counties of New Hampshire

Hillsborough County is the populous county in New Hampshire with 415,247, followed by Rockingham with 309,176, Merrimack with 151,132, Strafford County with 130,090 and Grafton County with 89,786 people.

County	Population 2017	Population 2018	% Change	Rank 2017	Rank 2018
Belknap County	60,845	61,022	0.3	7	7
Carroll County	48,109	48,779	1.4	8	8
Cheshire County	76,185	76,493	0.4	6	6
Coos County	31,584	31,589	0	10	10
Grafton County	89,947	89,786	-0.2	5	5
Hillsborough County	413,157	415,247	0.5	1	1
Merrimack County	150,169	151,132	0.6	3	3
Rockingham County	307,281	309,176	0.6	2	2
Strafford County	129,421	130,090	0.5	4	4
Sullivan County	43,069	43,144	0.2	9	9