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Net Migration in New Hampshire

Net inflow of U.S. residents moving from other states, per 10,000 residents; positive means more arrivals than departures.

35 per 10K in 2024

#12 of 50 · Top tier (higher is better)

New Hampshire is better than the 50-state median (6 per 10K). That's a gap of 29 per 10K.

View interactive chart & trend → See full 50-state ranking →

2001 – 2024 · New Hampshire only · interactive chart with US median overlay →

About net migration

What this measures: Net inflow of US residents moving in from other states, per 10,000 residents. Positive means more arrivals than departures.

Why it matters: Net migration is the long-run revealed preference of where people choose to live, summing up cost, jobs, climate, and culture.

Watch out: Excludes international migration and births minus deaths. Total population change can move differently than this net domestic number.

Recent trend

YearNew HampshireUS median
201422 per 10K-12 per 10K
2015-8 per 10K-12 per 10K
201613 per 10K-12 per 10K
201731 per 10K-7 per 10K
201821 per 10K-4 per 10K
201933 per 10K-3 per 10K
202162 per 10K19 per 10K
202272 per 10K4 per 10K
202332 per 10K8 per 10K
202435 per 10K6 per 10K

New Hampshire vs. neighboring states

Same metric (net migration), latest year with full state coverage. Click any name for that state's full report.

StateNet MigrationNational rank
Maine 38 per 10K #11 of 50
Vermont -8 per 10K #37 of 50
Massachusetts -39 per 10K #45 of 50

How New Hampshire compares (2024)

Top 5 best

#1South Carolina125 per 10K
#2Idaho83 per 10K
#3Delaware78 per 10K
#4North Carolina75 per 10K
#5Tennessee67 per 10K

Bottom 5

#46Illinois-44 per 10K
#47Alaska-51 per 10K
#48California-61 per 10K
#49New York-61 per 10K
#50Hawaiʻi-65 per 10K

Source and methodology

Source: Census PEP · Direction: higher is better · Unit: per 10K

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