Data tables provide New Hampshire specific population and gender counts, share of population by age, and changes over the most recent four years. Additional data are provided related to in- and out-migration, as well as the number of marriages, divorces, and births reported over the year. Median age is also compared to other New England states and the nation.
Data table: Population 
(June 2022)
Recent Vital Signs Analysis:
Population (June 2022)
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