Most Dangerous Places to Live in New Hampshire
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- In this video I cover the most dangerous places to live in New Hampshire, including the top 10 cities with the highest crime rate. Keep in mind that New Hampshire ranks among the safest states in the entire country.
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I'm from Chicago and I lived in Concord...I think it's hysterical. They told me to stay out of Manchester, Manchester was like Disney Land compared to what I'm use to😂
Real shit. I’m from Philly and Manchester is a playground fr. There’s drugs and drug addicts everywhere that doesn’t make it bad
Well, Manchester is sort of the pit of NH and I wouldnt live there by choice, but on a US scale?…it’s pretty meh.
Chicago has shootings... manchester has pedophiles... I'd rather be shot.
@@SophieBird07 I will live in Manchester right now and I’d be fucking happy about it 😂 better then my neighborhood I bet you
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The “dangers” in New Hampshire are the ones nobody thinks about. Lots of people think our “mountains” are a joke. Until they die there.
Give me a F’n break. There are NO dangerous places in New Hampshire. I’m from New Hampshire, now living in Ft. Lauderdale FL. You want dangerous? Come to South Florida.
It's the MOST dangerous places in New hampshire list , not the "towns with the same crime rate as south florida" list.
@@iasongain4497 wow, you’re a friggen genius. You figure that out all by yourself? Congratulations.
@@69Muscle nah I'm a dumbass it's just I'm not from Florida so I'm not a complete brick.
SURE THERE ARE. SOUTH FLA. IS DISGUSTINGLY CRIME RIDDEN.
Miramar still a shithole? What about Coral Gables or Hialeah?
If I had enough money, and was old enough to move out, I would go straight to New Hampshire
WE DO NOT WANT YOU!
@@waynv1835 personally, lack of gun laws is very attractive compared to where I’m from, commiefornia
@@waynv1835 Because New Hampshire is the safest state in the country, with the lowest crime.
Why?
It’s absolutely gorgeous up there. Always something to do all 4 seasons.
I have lived all over New Hampshire for 50 years. I still reside in NH, and Love my SAFE state. Of course larger cities have a denser population, so more chances of crime, as it is in any state you live in. I know Keene NH very well, as I lived within miles of this very small city. I have lived in Nashua NH as well, and still very safe place to live, compared to other states. There is no where in NH, I wouldn't live given the opportunity. I have also lived all over the United States growing up, and New Hampshire still my favorite State. "Live Free or Die." great Moto, Fantastic state!
Agreed. From NH too. One of the safest places ever.
Sounds too boring, needs more diversity to be interesting like Chicago
I live in Keene, hate it here so much. Too many oldies, horrible drivers, and so many druggies.
@@DruidsCalling l live in Keene. It has turned into place of whiny self-absorbed entitled gen Y and Z white female Karens who complain on TH-cam comments section because they can’t get a job or boy friend.
@@DruidsCalling It's all about how you look at things. I'm in NYC and the number of oldies and druggies we have on one subway train is probably more than in the entirety of Keene. I think you just notice it more because of the lower overall population in Keene.
Property crime is junkies stealing, violent crime is mostly domestic. In the cities in the video.
Isn’t that kind of like saying “Most Horrible Chocolate from Belgium”? It’s still going to be waayyyyy better than the norm elsewhere.
Have you been to Manchester? 😆
Isn't that like saying decline is fine because we're not at the bottom of the heap?!?
Even the most 'dangerous' city in NH is still a walk in the park compared to even cities with average crime rates in most other states
I agree. I live on the Roch/Farmington border...and I love it here!
Because New Hampshire isn't diverse which is why it's so safe.
@GreyWolf88. Don't be afraid to say it: There are no blacks in NH !!
@@Anatolpinist Exactly. No one is willing to admit the obvious.
@@cody4916 That's because it's about poverty. Not about race. You can literally check this so easily. New Hampshire has the 8th highest earnings per capita so obviously crime is low
I live in North Conway NH and the crime in this area is because of the drug problem. I have lived in many places including NYC and Boston and I must say the drug problem in this area is the worst I have experienced. People have a mistaken impression of where the opioid crisis is. They assume it is an urban problem mostly with minorities. In fact the crisis is the worst in rural areas like mine and it mostly affects white people and women are very much the most affected by it.
This is very sad to hear….my family lived and had a business in Glen….but of course this was 1970s…early 80s….and we moved to Tennessee….
Live there, too. We also have no housing, poor wages and a high rate of dui.
Lived in the North Conway area for three years. It's a nice place to vacation, not to live in. All there is to do for townies who work there is drugs. No one who lives and works there can afford to enjoy the town the way people with money do. I became addicted to drugs and alcohol at an early age while living there, and the best thing I ever did for myself was getting out and moving to the seacoast.
The most dangerous place in NH is driving 101 west from Bedford to Milford where you're likely to be struck head on by someone crossing over the double yellow at 50 mph.
Sadly opioids are the culprit behind quiet New England’s crime rates. The good news is the government and police are getting some traction on the problem. I think going forward, when the Department of Justice publishes its 2020-2021 statistics, there will a noticeable drop since addressing the opioid crisis got serious during those peak years of 2018-19. Thanks for your videos. They are informative.
Thank you, it will be interesting to see the new data.
LMAO!! Yeah, the government is going to solve anything 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was born in New Hampshire, lived in Florida from 4 to 11 and moved back to New Hampshire to Laconia, and New Hampshire may seem harmless compared to most places but I can say that where I lived in Laconia, we had massive issues with drugs and violent crimes, I now live in Bradford where it's pretty peaceful, but then again we had that lady who was buddies with the Epstein guy living here so you never know what your neighbor could be.....
I travel up to Laconia a lot, Riana. Is the violent crime tied to the drugs? I’ve never had any issues and am always so confused when I hear Laconia is dangerous. Maybe I’m just lucky and never see it!
@@davidsantacarla yeah as a teenager it was mostly drugs lol early 2000's I'm not sure how it is now but back then all the shady stuff was hidden
NH & ME have some VERY interesting things happening beneath the surface and I do have to bring up nh has like the highest overdose rate in the country or sum VERY close and last year 1in4 Mainers were physically dependent upon opiates in the last 12 months...that is some wild stats
!!!! hillsborough county FL!!!! ( Tampa)
That floored me.That rapist holed up on a Bradford mountaintop.Who knew?
Born and raised in Plymouth New Hampshire I don't really find it to be very dangerous. Every state has its certain places. And it is true that unfortunately New Hampshire has an immense opioid problem. I don't know.. I carry a concealed firearm everywhere I go and I've never had to pull it out and point it at another human being in this state.
Envious that you have had the pleasure of living in New Hampshire your entire life. I'm from Southeastern Massachusetts, namely the Cape. Was wondering what you might know of the area around Claremont. New housing subdivision lots are up for sale in North Charleston. Seems rather attractive to me. Peace. Quiet. Vermont border. Winters suck. We know this. But the tradeoff - the natural, raw beauty of both New Hampshire and Vermont - is worth it. Fall foliage season in North Conway, Lincoln is never a disappointment either. Your thoughts? Thanks.
@@jeffreycenga6724 I agree with what you just said completely. And the Claremont School systems aren't bad crime has gone down in the recent years. And as always tax-free New Hampshire. It's not a bad time to live in overall. It is next to the interstate system which is convenient. I'm not sure how property taxes are though. I don't think they're too too high. I know in the Plymouth area they're not that bad.
Same
@@jeffreycenga6724 What you need to know about Claremont: Overall, it's a pretty low-income small city compared to the rest of the state. Crime is a little higher, and drugs are probably even higher. However, it's still not particularly bad. There's not much around it though, so once you leave Claremont it gets rural quickly.
My husband lived just outside of Manchester, he always said it was a dump. We moved to a Southern state that is in the top five for murders. He has since changed his mind and is willing to move back! LMAO
That's a pretty common reaction. I always chuckle a little when people call Nashua "Trashua"... meanwhile, it consistently gets ranked one of the best places in the country to live.
Great video and I still say New Hampshire is hyper safe by any standards.
Thank you, I absolutely agree!
I would not walk the streets of Manchester at night.
Not so, relative to what it used to be.
Shootings on the nightly news, now a regular feature.
I agree with this list. I also agree with not including Nashua…because of Manch, Concord, and Nashua I’ve always found Nashua to be the least “eventful” of the three when spending time there.
Maybe Nashua isn't "as eventful" because it isn't situated directly above Boston.
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Having grown up in Somersworth and living in Rochester for a good portion of my adult life I am a little surprised at their high crime rates but I would be willing to bet it has a lot to do with the amount of drugs flooding into the communities. Somersworth and Rochester are neighboring cities.
Poverty, a result of high level crime, results in proliferation of lower level crime, to survive.
No one lives on $2.13 an hour.
Guess before watching:
1. Manchester
2. Rochester
3. Laconia
4. Seabrook
5. Newington
6. Keene
7. Tilton
8. Nashua
9. Salem
10. Hampton
Yup
Has any group out there thought about auditing all of these towns in New Hampshire ??
so what does that come to...about a dozen criminal incidents in the entire year?
No Nashua...? That's a shocker
@Annie497 You must not live close to downtown.
its funny how new hampshires most dangerous parts are still safer than the safest parts of california, new york, oregon etc
oregon?? what??
I'm sitting laughing at this. If anyone seriously considers New Hampshire "dangerous" 🤣
Have you ever been mugged in Manchester? I have.
Just an FYI, Conway, North Conway, Center Conway and East Conway are all the same. We have one town hall and one police department. Yes there are multiple fire departments for each place as well as post offices but it is all one place.
Is specially North Conway safe?
@@buenastardes1687 not from tourists...
@@slavasmrti3328 what do you mean?
@@buenastardes1687 sarcasm meaning the tourist are like terrorist when visiting. 😂
@@slavasmrti3328 Sure I'm from Mass. I just do my things, and I move along. Most tourists don't even know how to drive.
To anyone watching this who isn't from NH: This video is 2 years old. Do some current research to find out what's really happening now. I live in a rural town outside of Keene, and the crime rate in Keene has skyrocketed. Armed robberies, carjackings, etc have gone crazy. A few years ago I wouldn't have thought twice about walking around downtown Keene in the evening after a dinner; but after 3 attempted armed robberies on me on the sidewalk, I won't go to Keene without a weapon. Many other "cities" in NH are experiencing similar issues.
The trash is migrating North man.....Defend yourself at all costs. I see it more and more every year.
Mind-bender, to watch the country sliding downhill, eh?
MOTORCYCLE WEEK WHAT PHSYCO CALLS IT MOTORCYCLE WEEK! ITS BIKE WEEK!
I'm guessing that most of the crime in Seabrook happens in the summer months when thousands of vacationers show up there.
I think we all know you mean people from Massachusetts. Go ahead, you can say it. :D
Just for your information, the “k” in “Belknap” is silent.
Laconia is pretty low for violent crime rate but I know that the property crime is slightly higher than national average. After all, I'm never in the center of it. I'm always near the Weirs beach and the Lake area. Only had 1 incident where a guy got angry because he was driving 10 under the speed limit and I was close behind him getting ready to pass him. But he pulled over and then then followed be around. Cops were called and he eventually stopped before they got to him. Safe to say that bad drivers need to be taken off the road.
The thing to remember is that "slightly higher than the national average" is a deceptive stat since the national average includes tens of thousands of small towns. If you compare any city to a national average that includes small towns and you only fare slightly worse, that's actually pretty good.
New Hampshire is not very dangerous I live in the lakes region Lacconias issue is just drugs other wise it’s not that bad really anywhere in NH you can walk around at night and not be scared. Summersworth, Rochester and Laconia just really struggle with druggies being agressive
Laconia really isn't that bad. Living here majority of my life I've seen highs and lows. And there's a massive housing boom in the area, and it's more upper middle class moving in.
Dangerous? If Keene is on the list at five, then there is nowhere particularly dangerous in NH. Sure, crime exists like wherever there are people, but it isn't particularly violent. Most people don't lock their houses here.
I live very close the Seabrook, it is defiantly the trash from Assachussetts.
I lived in Keene, Concord and Exeter: Some of the safest places to ever live! Went to a couple of trade shows in Manchester.
My question is how are these calculated. Do they include shop lifting in towns with large commercial districts. Shoplifting frequently occurs. If these crimes are included I think it skews the overall risk of dangerous crime in any given town. These crimes are serious in a financial sense but don’t think they cause the level of risk to people that break ins or assault do.
Compared to the west coast state I moved away from, Manchester (specifically the 'Wild' West Side) is how neighborhoods thrive. Our block is very close knit and quite diverse and we have the same kind of fun the original French-Canadians had in the 1890's when my neighbor was being built. I love this town.
I live down the street from the bridge in downtown somersworth
cant forget that one town that fired their only cop
The Southern part of N.H is just a large Suburb of Massachusetts and Exhibits some of the same traits.
Good place to raise children
Our population is in decline, across the US.
Which indicates a problem with "good place" metrics, to raise kids.
This video was done by someone who obviously has never been to New Hampshire. I feel much safer there than in Mass.
This video isn't a comparison of NH to MA. This video is a comparison of towns in NH. This video was also done by a broker who sells houses in NH --- In addition to health care and education, the rankings take into account a state’s economy; its roads, bridges, internet and other infrastructure; its public safety; its natural environment; the fiscal stability of state government; and the opportunity it affords its residents.
@mdaze9753 I'll say what I want. I'm in Massachusetts, so I'll compare Massachusetts to New Hampshire. I spend alot of time in New Hampshire. There are very few places in New Hampshire that I'd call dangerous.
where is this new HampshIRE hes talkin about? I grew up in dova new hampsha. wonder if its near there.
How is Dova? Is it wicked pissah??? :D
@@BlitherVids
it's wicked but If I got caught saying pissah My old man would have knocked my block off. Honestley though my mom is from Farmington NH and my father from Salmon falls NH now Rollinsford NH/ south Berwick Maine and have different accents, And the fights about ant vs aunts, Antenna or ANTAnna. Thank God they consistantly don't end words on an "r" though.
@@raymondlassor7155 LOL. I was born and raised in Mass, but moved to NH 30 years ago. I guess you're right; "wicked pissah" is more of a Mass thing.
@@BlitherVids
I'm curious how about battery? as in bat-ry or kittery, as in kit-ry? I always found how different towns had differences. especially when we got new neighbors from Tennessee,hahahah
@@raymondlassor7155 I always heard people saying batt-er-y, pronouncing every syllable. I go down to Tennessee myself every few years and I always try to get someone down there to say "caramel", then chuckle quietly and walk away.
Nowhere. Born and raised and I explore literally everywhere. Honestly, only _parts_ of Manchester and Nashua have issues. Truly, there's NOWHERE unsafe here. Literally.
Mike Gill, State of Corruption, NH
I still consider Concord NH to be a very safe place. I know where the trouble spots are.
Watch out for small town police departments like Whitefield. It's like on the job training for people who can't get real jobs.
I would actually agree with this. You're far more likely to get pulled over in a small town in NH for something minor than in a city.
As a Manchester resident my god this city is getting worse. Drugs are absolutely out of hand and violent crimes happen quite often. Not to mention the homeless population seems to be only getting worse. There’s a guy who stands out with a sign asking for beer once in a while he’s known as Mr.Beer.
Crime, Relative to our decades long suppressed min wage.
Drugs, Relative to our decades long politicians' blind eye to Sackler opioid profiteering.
I don’t think that Seabrook is a dangerous town, I have been driving through the town and it looks pretty safe.
Your second photo in your Laconia segment is of Meredith. Your fourth photo of Laconia is San Francisco.
The picture of San Francisco was included to compare Laconia's crime rate to others in the US.
There's no way you can compare Laconia NH to Sanfrancisc CA! 🤣 You can't really walk down the streets of sanfrancisco by yourself at this time but I'd walk Laconia everyday by myself! Clearly the person posting has not been to these places! Lmao
I'll tell ya one thing. It's a lot easier to walk down the streets off San Francisco than up! lol @@jimnoyes7091
New Hampshire & dangerous should never be in the same sentence. Unless it says "not dangerous" 🤣
I would love to know how Salem & Nashua aren't on the list..
North conway is part of conway, it's like South Boston is still part of Boston. Conway, north conway, east conway, center conway and so forth are all part of conway. Born and raised
Why show coastal Maine pictures during Somersworth segment? Nothing even close. And Golden Gate Bridge?
Hey I see my apartment in Somersworth!
I grew up in New Hampshire and lived in Dover, Portsmouth, Somersworth and Rochester...dangerous !??? the FBI is frigging nuts! You, too! I laughed when I saw these cities....what a frigging JOKE !!!
Seabrook is a vacation town so this skews rhe numbers severely during season.
I live in Lebanon New Hampshire, and it has some danger too.
Rochester FTW!!!!
real we on top
I've lived in Rochester for over 11 years now. It's a walk in the park compared to the slums I've been around in many parts of the country. My hometown of Killeen TX is ghetto land even though it is the the home of Fort Hood. Where I was stationed in CA the base was adjacent to the town of Lompoc. I never wanted to drive off base into town after dark unless I was with a group of people.
yeah same only dangerous thing here is the cops and drivers
3:59 you can see my sisters friends house it’s the one right on the water
You're telling me Conway and Hillsborough made the top 10, but not Nashua, or Salem?
Not sure where you are from, but not NH. You pronounced Belknap County wrong, the k is silent.
bro ofcourse manchester would be there it has most of the population
How the hell Claremont only #5!? We're number one!!!!!!!!!!!!! We're the best!!!!!!!!!!
If I move to New Hampshire. I am gonna be in the woods. I want a gridge and I will have plenty. Plenty of cameras is that's for sure
I can’t believe Nashua didn’t make this list!
Nashua is actually a surprisingly low-crime city, with a large and competent police force. Why? It's the money. The high rents and high property values keep most of the trash out.
It’s actually a very trashy congested city full of drugs and a corrupt police force to go with it. Pay people enough and they will say anything.
Keene? Crime? Bahaha. Your information is bogus
I live in Belknap county, in the town south of Laconia, where my dad works as a police dispatcher. There is always a lot of crime there
It's relative though. A lot of crime compared to where? The stats don't lie.
Living in nh I can say,closer to the ma and Maine borders are the worst areas (Nashua is sketchy asf) lol
Nashua is safer than any shit hole in MA
@Annie497 Agreed. Nashua? Sketchy? Not even close. It's a mostly beautiful city. Compare it to any city of a similar size anywhere in the country and I suspect your search for a city that's as picturesque AND safe is going to turn up nothing at all.
😂Moved from Los Angeles to Conway, NH three years ago and shoplifting is the WORSE crime here.
A state that your drivers license is your permit to carry cocealed is a perfectly safe state 🎉
So should i move in new hampshire 🤔
It depends on your lifestyle and the attributes you're looking for in a state.
NOPE.
@Annie497Thats not true y’all avoid newcomers like the plague! New England lax that Southern Hospitality and you’re stuck in your fish bowl town😂😂😂
No, stay where you are we're full.
No , if you are from Massachusetts, New York or Connecticut.
Im from Claremont, i live in New Orleans now,its like apples and oranges
I don't know where the data is form but keene and claremont are definitely not dangerous, or high risk, lol. Maybe compared to ashuelot village? I guess but everything is staggeringly low in new hampshire.
I’d agree with this. I grew up the town over from Rochester.
Oh no FARMINGTON?
@@fixitallpaul4847 hahahahahaha, I driver thru methington, every night on my job...
Helpful video😊
The "Tree Streets" in Trashua and Spamchster would B first. The wilderness areas for Tourons and Citiots second. Other than that NH is one of the safest places on planet earth.
Wow.. Nashua has calmed down since the 90s. Didn't even make the list lol
Bunkdom. Missed Newport, Lebanon NH with drug and crime rates equal of higher than Claremont. Berlin was missed. Continued economic depravation leading to higher crime rates. Conway isn't that bad.
You're out of your mind if cesspool Nashua doesn't make the list.
You are correct conquered and Manchester you will find homeless people living under bridges stepping on needles. I have a friend that I was engaged to and he was an officer be very careful where you move. New Hampshire is very lovely. Just like the state of Maine Boothbay Harbor Newcastle. I had a house in Southport Island, but of course I was never paid for it. Sad thing is I have proof of it because I’m handicapped. I’ve never done anything about it. I can’t drive. I can’t get anywhere in. My kids are so angry. Remember, nothing is as it used to be New Hampshire is overpopulated you want your own private propertywith quite a few acres you’re able to go hunting I always thought eating deer would be disgusting better than black Angus
Shocked Franklin wasn't on the list
Wow Nashua didn't make the list
Most of these places are still pretty safe compared to the U.S. as a whole and even more so the world as a whole
New Hampshire has Scandinavia murder rates it’s fine
@@johnfrench6564 I know
Of course my home town is #1. I even recognize some of the pictures.
Any border town with MA is too close to their sanctuary and political agenda. NH overall is a rock solid as granite state...🇺🇸
Why cant i find any info on wilmington nh???????
Thank goodness most of all crime here is in bigger cities and towns. Come to a small town and it's like night and day.
This video is a joke.
I thank God I live In New Hampshire, ever been to mass? Lol these facts must be skewered
nuke MA
i am surprised Berlin isn't on this list, that place is a dump
Damn New Hampshire is a cakewalk, nothing to worry about. I'm from the Seattle area and that place has gone to hell since I left 4 years ago. Looks like I got outta dodge just in time. Lmfao
This whole video is WRONG!!!
How is Nashua not on that list, seriously?
Manchester and Nashua has gone to Hell. Drugs and homelessness is really bad.
$2.13 an hour, tipped wage, otherwise $7.25.
What did you think was going to happen?
How many clean rooms are in NH, what about the drug fentynl killing so many and coming into nh
Just stay away from Lafayette street in Rochester and you’ll be fine.
Lived in Rochester for years, smack a few people around when they’re up to no good and everyone will leave you alone.
Wilmington nc ma vy covered but nothing on living in wilmington NH!!!!!!
Where is Manchester on this list?
Seabrook are you serious? And Conway?????
Cody, you may have mathematically summarized which towns and cities have the highest crime rates, but you failed to make one massive glaring point for context: New Hampshire IS THE SAFEST STATE OF THEM ALL. We are consistently THE state with the lowest crime rate, or at least in a statistical tie with Maine, depending on the year.
2023 US News and World Report. Ranking Overall Best States: 1. Utah 2. Washington 3. Idaho 4. Nebraska 5. Minnesota. In addition to health care and education, the rankings take into account a state’s economy; its roads, bridges, internet and other infrastructure; its public safety; its natural environment; the fiscal stability of state government; and the opportunity it affords its residents.
@@mdaze9753 It's a question of who you believe and what metrics are the most important to you. My guess is that US News and World Report doesn't place as high an importance on things like low crime, low taxes, and overall freedom.
"At least we're not ..." is measure from the bottom. Because it hides decline.