New Hampshire Salary Percentile
Calculator
New Hampshire has a state median salary of $56K, 10% above the national median of $51K. The calculator below lets you see how your salary ranks against New Hampshire workers using BLS OEWS May 2025 data.
Enter your gross annual salary (pre-tax). Hourly workers: multiply hourly rate by 2,080.
New Hampshire salary percentiles — May 2025
| Percentile | New Hampshire | National |
|---|---|---|
| 10th | $34K | $31K |
| 25th | $41K | $38K |
| 50th (median)median | $56K | $51K |
| 75th | $88K | $81K |
| 90th | $141K | $129K |
State figures derived from BLS OEWS May 2025 state median. National figures from BLS national percentile data.
Key insight
The median salary in New Hampshire is $56K. Half of all New Hampshire workers earn less than this amount. Your state percentile measures where you stand relative to other New Hampshire workers, while your national percentile compares you to all US workers.
New Hampshire salary — frequently asked questions
What is the median salary in New Hampshire?
The median annual salary in New Hampshire is approximately $56K based on May 2025 BLS data. This means half of all New Hampshire workers earn below this amount and half earn above it. The national median is $51K, making New Hampshire 10% above the national average.
What is a good salary in New Hampshire?
A salary above $73K puts you in roughly the top quarter of earners in New Hampshire. The top 10% in most states starts around 2-2.5x the state median. The calculator above shows your exact percentile for any salary in New Hampshire.
How does New Hampshire compare to national salary averages?
New Hampshire's state median of $56K is 10% above the national median of $51K. State salaries vary significantly based on the mix of industries, cost of living, and local demand for workers. Use the calculator to see both your state and national percentile.
Does location within the state affect salary percentile?
Yes. Metropolitan areas in New Hampshire typically have higher wages than rural areas. The calculator uses the state-level median as its benchmark. Workers in New Hampshire's major cities likely rank differently against their local peers than against the statewide distribution.
What is the average salary in New Hampshire?
"Average" and "median" measure different things, but BLS reports the median: the midpoint where half of New Hampshire workers earn more and half earn less. The New Hampshire median is $56K, above the national median of $51K. Use the calculator above to see exactly where your salary ranks.
Salary percentiles by state
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$61K median
Arizona
$50K median
Arkansas
$44K median
California
$58K median
Colorado
$60K median
Connecticut
$60K median
Delaware
$52K median
Florida
$48K median
Georgia
$48K median
Hawaii
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Idaho
$48K median
Illinois
$52K median
Indiana
$48K median
Iowa
$49K median
Kansas
$48K median
Kentucky
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Louisiana
$46K median
Maine
$51K median
Maryland
$60K median
Massachusetts
$64K median
Michigan
$49K median
Minnesota
$57K median
Mississippi
$40K median
Missouri
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Montana
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Nebraska
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Nevada
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New Hampshire
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New Jersey
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New Mexico
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New York
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North Carolina
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North Dakota
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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Oregon
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Pennsylvania
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Rhode Island
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South Carolina
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South Dakota
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Tennessee
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Texas
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Utah
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Washington
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Wisconsin
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Wyoming
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