Doctor density varies by specialty and location. New Hampshire has 725 practicing internal medicine doctors. Broken out by city, internal medicine doctor density in Amherst is 10, in Atkinson is 1, in Barrington is 9, in Bedford is 24, in Berlin is 11, in Bow is 1, in Bristol is 5, in Campton is 1, in Candia is 1, in Claremont is 9, in Colebrook is 4, in Concord is 49, in Conway is 1, in Derry is 26, in Dover is 29, in Durham is 7, in Enfield is 3, in Exeter is 23, in Farmington is 2, in Franklin is 10, in Goffstown is 2, in Gorham is 4, in Grantham is 3, in Hampstead is 4, in Hampton is 9, in Hampton Falls is 1, in Hanover is 4, in Henniker is 1, in Hillsboro is 1, in Hooksett is 6, in Hudson is 4, in Keene is 18, in Laconia is 23, in Lancaster is 4, in Lebanon is 163, in Littleton is 6, in Londonderry is 15, in Lyme is 27, in Manchester is 121, in Merrimack is 3, in Milford is 6, in Nashua is 107, in New London is 10, in Newington is 2, in Newport is 7, in North Conway is 3, in North Hampton is 1, in Pelham is 1, in Peterborough is 9, in Plymouth is 7, in Portsmouth is 39, in Raymond is 5, in Rochester is 13, in Rye Beach is 1, in Salem is 25, in Somersworth is 2, in Stratham is 5, in Tilton is 1, in Warner is 2, in Washington is 1, in Windham is 7, in Wolfeboro is 8, in Wolfeboro Falls is 2, and in Woodsville is 4.

New Hampshire was one of the original thirteen colonies. Summer water sports abound on New Hampshire’s coastline and its many lakes, and in winter, skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing are popular activities. The capital is Concord, though Manchester is the largest city. New Hampshire achieved statehood in 1788, and its present population is 1,309,940. In Concord, visit the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, or tour one of the many galleries, museums, historic sites, theaters or covered bridges elsewhere in the state.

According to 2005 Census estimates, New Hampshire has a population of 1,309,940. Of this population, 297,594 are under the age of 18 and 162,507 are at or above the age of 65.