All Cities in New Hampshire

Every one of the 187 New Hampshire cities that reported to the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting program in 2024, ranked by population with its violent and property crime rate per 100,000 and a safety grade. Open any city for the full breakdown, trend, and methodology.

City Population Violent / 100K Property / 100K Grade
Greenfield 1,698 0 353.4 A+
Cornish 1,658 0 180.9 A+
Francestown 1,653 60.5 0 A+
Lincoln 1,649 0 1,152.2 A+
Lisbon 1,643 0 243.5 A+
Dublin 1,596 0 250.6 A+
Sandwich 1,563 0 575.8 A+
Bennington 1,507 132.7 530.9 A
Rumney 1,500 0 200 A+
Wilmot 1,485 0 202 A+
Mason 1,460 0 411 A+
Woodstock 1,442 0 346.7 A+
Grafton 1,425 0 140.4 A+
Springfield 1,338 0 224.2 A+
Danbury 1,310 0 839.7 A+
Orford 1,247 80.2 721.7 A
Washington 1,209 330.9 82.7 B
Bridgewater 1,191 84 419.8 A
Franconia 1,147 0 435.9 A+
Bath 1,117 0 268.6 A+
Jackson 1,083 0 461.7 A+
Center Harbor 1,047 191 286.5 A
Harrisville 1,008 0 99.2 A+
New Castle 1,001 0 0 A+
South Hampton 897 0 334.4 A+
Wentworth 850 0 235.3 A+
Pittsburg 843 118.6 355.9 A
Carroll 836 0 717.7 A+
Warren 835 0 0 A+
Newington 825 121.2 14,787.9 C
Goshen 816 0 0 A+
Piermont 773 0 388.1 A+
Sugar Hill 688 0 0 A+
Hebron 665 0 601.5 A+
Groton 585 0 170.9 A+
Waterville Valley 519 192.7 1,348.7 B
Roxbury 223 0 0 A+
Showing cities 151–187 of 187 in New Hampshire, by population. See the New Hampshire safest and most dangerous city rankings, or the New Hampshire crime overview.

How These City Grades Are Calculated

Each grade weighs a city's violent crime rate (70%) and property crime rate (30%) against the national averages, drawn from FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, Crime in the United States, Table 8 for 2024. Rates use (offenses ÷ population) × 100,000.

UCR participation is voluntary, so not every New Hampshire city reports every year, and small-population cities can show volatile rates where a single incident moves the per-capita figure sharply. Read the full methodology for the scoring formula and limitations.