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How big is New Hampshire?

New Hampshire covers 9,349 square miles (24,214 km²), 8,953 of them land. It is the fifth-smallest state.

square miles
9,349
km²
24,214
acres
5.98 million
football fields
4.52 million
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190 miles by 68

It is about 190 miles long and 68 miles wide. It reaches from Massachusetts in the south to Quebec in the north.

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Questions people ask

How many square miles is New Hampshire?

9,349 square miles (24,214 km²), 8,953 of them land.

Is New Hampshire bigger than Vermont?

No, but only just: 9,349 square miles against 9,616.

Where does New Hampshire rank by size?

46th of the 50 states by total area, and 44th by land area.

How long is New Hampshire?

About 190 miles (306 km) long and 68 miles (109 km) wide.

How big is New Hampshire compared to Texas?

About 3% of the size of Texas.

Where the numbers come from

Official figure: 9,349 square miles in all, 8,953 of them land, per the US Census Bureau. Outline: US Census Bureau (source), licence: Public domain.

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