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Moving from District of Columbia to New Hampshire
A side-by-side comparison drawn from BLS, BEA, Census, FBI, and NOAA. Federal-government nexus, museums, expensive urban living. vs. No income or sales tax, white mountains, libertarian streak.
District of Columbia
Capital: Washington
Median household income $101,722 · winter low 28°F · 197 sunny days
Federal-government nexus, museums, expensive urban living.
New Hampshire
Capital: Concord
Median household income $90,845 · winter low 14°F · 197 sunny days
No income or sales tax, white mountains, libertarian streak.
New Hampshire has an overall price level 104.2 (US avg = 100). Housing dominates the difference.
Sources: NOAA Climate Normals · USGS (live) state-level
Summer high 81°F · Winter low 14°F · 197 sunny days/yr.
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See the full comparisonFrequently asked
Is it cheaper to live in New Hampshire than District of Columbia?
New Hampshire's overall price level is roughly 105.4 (US avg = 100), vs about 117.4 for District of Columbia, based on BEA Regional Price Parities. Housing is the dominant driver of the difference. Run a comparison for the full, current breakdown.
What's the income tax difference?
District of Columbia tops out at 10.75% income tax. New Hampshire tops out at 0%.
How long do I have to register my vehicle in New Hampshire?
Most New Hampshire residents must register a vehicle within 30-60 days of moving. Check the piomover report for state-specific deadlines.