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For the first time in more than 200 years, the population of new Hampshire exceeds that of Maine. Data released today by the u.s. Census Bureau estimates the population of new Hampshire at 1,324,575 as of July 1, 2009, compared to 1,318,301 in Maine. The last time new Hampshire’s population exceeded that of Maine was in 1800 when Maine had 152,000 residents and new Hampshire had 184,000. In his analysis of these new u.s.Census Bureau data, Kenneth M. Johnson, senior demographer at the Carsey Institute at the university of new Hampshire, reports that new Hampshire has been growing faster than Maine throughout the decade. since 2000, new Hampshire gained 89,000 new residents compared to Maine’s 43,000. new Hampshire is growing because it had nearly 43,000 more births than deaths between 2000 and 2009 compared to only 12,000 in Maine. The smaller excess of births over deaths in Maine is because its population is considerably older, resulting in higher mortality according to Johnson. new Hampshire also gained 53,000 migrants between 2000 and 2009. this included 35,000 migrants from elsewhere in the united states together with 18,000 immigrants. Maine only gained 39,000 migrants during the same period, including 31,000 migrants from other states and 8,000 immigrants. Johnson warns that although population estimates like those released today have proved reliable in the past, they do need to be interpreted with caution. Definitive data on the populations of each state will come from the 2010 census next year.

New Hampshire's population exceeds Maine's for the first time in 200 years