Cities in New Hampshire
We cover 2 places in New Hampshire, home to 209,000 residents. The largest is Manchester (117,000), the fastest growing since 2020 is Nashua (+1.2%), and the lowest metro price level is in Manchester (105.7). New Hampshire has no state income tax on wages. The average combined sales tax is 0%.
| City | Population 2025 | Growth | Home value | Rent | Income | Price level | Jan high | Jul high |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manchester | 116,818 | +1% | $365,600 | $1,564 | $81,007 | 105.7 | 32° | 83° |
| Nashua | 92,435 | +1.2% | $403,900 | $1,737 | $96,326 | 105.7 | 34° | 84° |
Taxes in New Hampshire
New Hampshire does not tax wage income. The state sales tax is 0%, and with the average local rate added it comes to 0%. Source: Tax Foundation, 2026. Local income taxes are not included.
Top parks and sights in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire parks, museums, landmarks and natural wonders people know best. Tap Been or Want to add them to your city passport.
- Lake Winnipesaukee Lake
- White Mountain National Forest National forest
- Franconia Notch State Park State park
- Canobie Lake Park Theme park
- Squam Lake Lake
- Currier Museum of Art Museum
- Umbagog Lake Lake
- Profile Lake Lake
Places from Wikidata (CC0), ranked by how many Wikipedia language editions cover them.