New Hampshire Congressional Districts Map
New Hampshire’s congressional map is compact but consequential. Two districts divide the state along a rough north-south line, separating the seacoast and Manchester metro area from the Connecticut River Valley, the White Mountains, and the North Country.
This 2026 Map Shop wall map reflects the current redistricting cycle with boundaries verified through in-house cartography, covering both congressional districts alongside county boundaries, county seats, the state capital, and metropolitan and micropolitan area designations.
- Both New Hampshire congressional districts shown with current boundaries for the 120th Congress
- County lines and county seats across all ten counties, including Hillsborough, Rockingham, Grafton, Carroll, and Coos
- State capital identified
- Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical area designations
- Non-partisan color scheme suitable for neutral settings
Campaign offices, government affairs teams, lobbying firms, civic organizations, and municipal planning departments use it as a conference room reference during outreach and district-level analysis.



