New Hampshire

Carroll

50,107
2020 population
1850
first census record
18
census records

About Carroll

Carroll, New Hampshire, first appears in the United States federal census in 1850, when it recorded a population of 20,157. At the most recent census, in 2020, its population stood at 50,107.

The county's recorded population has risen across the decades to its highest level in 2020.

On the ground today, 9 documented military engagements have been recorded within the county, among them Moultonborough Raid (Dummer's War), Lovewell's First Scalping Expedition 1724, Lovewell's First Scalping Expedition ME 1724, and 61 places are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Population by decade

Census YearPopulationChart
202050,107
201047,818
200043,666
199035,410
198027,931
197018,548
196015,829
195015,868
194015,589
193014,277
192015,017
191016,316
190016,895
189018,124
188018,224
187017,332
186020,465
185020,157
Source

Population data from the United States decennial census, U.S. Census Bureau (public domain).

Battles & engagements in Carroll

Military engagements that took place in Carroll, New Hampshire.

Moultonborough Raid (Dummer's War)
1723
Lovewell's First Scalping Expedition 1724
1724
Lovewell's First Scalping Expedition ME 1724
1724
Father Rale's War – Raid on Moultonborough NH 1724
1724
Lovewell's Fight (Battle of Pigwacket) 1725
1725
Battle of Lovewell's Pond
1725
Pigwacket Fight (Lovewell's Fight)
1725
Battle of Pigwacket (Lovewell's Fight) 1725
1725
Lovewell's Fight (Pigwacket)
1725

Historic places in Carroll

National Register of Historic Places listings in Carroll, New Hampshire.

North Conway Depot and Railroad Yard
North Conway
Joy Farm
Silver Lake
Madison School, District No. 1
Madison
First Free Will Baptist Church
Ossipee
North Sandwich Meeting House
Sandwich
Abenaki Indian Shop and Camp
Conway
Remick, Capt. Enoch, House
Tamworth
Brookfield Town Hall
Brookfield
St. John's Church, Rectory, and Parish Hall
Wakefield
Lord's Hill Historic District
Effingham
Eagle Mountain House
Jackson
Freese's Tavern
Moultonborough
Windermere
Moultonborough
Early Settlers Meeting House
Leighton Corner
Moultonborough Town House
Moultonborough
Pointfield
Sandwich
Bartlett Roundhouse
Bartlett
Union Hotel
Wakefield
Chocorua Lake Basin Historic District
Tamworth
Eastman, William K., House
Conway
Bolduc Block
Conway
Tuftonboro United Methodist Church
Tuftonboro
Libby Museum
Wolfeboro
Jackson Falls National Register Historic District
Jackson
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Frequently asked about Carroll

When does Carroll first appear in the US census?
Carroll, New Hampshire first appears in the federal census in 1850, with a recorded population of 20,157.
What is the population of Carroll?
At the most recent federal census (2020), Carroll had a recorded population of 50,107.
Were any battles fought in Carroll?
9 documented military engagements took place in Carroll, including Moultonborough Raid (Dummer's War), Lovewell's First Scalping Expedition 1724, Lovewell's First Scalping Expedition ME 1724.
How many historic places are in Carroll?
61 sites are listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Carroll, New Hampshire.
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