Merrimack County, New Hampshire

Merrimack County is a county located in the state of New Hampshire in the United States. Here 136 225 people live. The administrative headquarters ( County Seat) is Concord, the capital of New Hampshire.

4.1 City's
4.2 Towns

History

Merrimack County is organized since 1823 in Concord, and named after the river Merrimack. It was established from the respective northern parts of Hillsbourough County and Rockingham County.

Demographics

Geography

The county has an area of 2,477 square kilometers. Of these 57 square kilometers ( 3.1 percent ) of water.

Neighboring counties

Belknap County, Northeast
Strafford County, East
Rockingham County, southeastern
Hillsborough County, south
Sullivan County, West
Grafton County, northwest

Cities and Towns

Merrimack County is divided into two Cities and 25 Towns, both terms are translated into German with city. The numbers behind the place names are the population figures of the census of 2000.

Citys

Concord, 40687
Franklin, 8405

Towns

Allenstown, 4843
Andover, 2109
Boscawen, 3672
Bow, 7138
Bradford, 1454
Canterbury, 1979
Chichester, 2236
Danbury, 1253
Dunbarton, 2226
Epsom, 4021
Henniker, 4433
Hill, 992
Hooksett, 11,721
Hopkinton, 5399
Loudon, 4481
New London, 4166
Newbury, 1702
Northfield, 4548
Pembroke, 6897
Pittsfield, 3931
Salisbury, 1143
Sutton, 1544
Warner, 2760
Webster, 1579
Wilmot, 1144

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