Grafton County, located in New Hampshire, has a population of 93,223 with a population density of 53.3 people per square mile. The county has a diverse population, with the majority being White (89.5%), followed by Asian (2.8%), Hispanic (1.7%), and Multiracial individuals (1.7%). The median age in Grafton County is 41.2 years, with a fairly even distribution between males and females. The county has a total of 35,986 households, with an average household size of 2.28 people. Families make up a significant portion of the population, accounting for 23.7% of households.

In comparison to other counties in New Hampshire, Grafton County stands out for its larger population size and higher population density. The county has a higher percentage of White residents compared to the state average of 93.9%, but also has a more diverse population with a higher percentage of Asian and Hispanic individuals. Grafton County has a slightly higher median age than the state average of 42.7 years, and a slightly lower average household size compared to the state average of 2.44 people. The county also has a higher percentage of families and a lower percentage of vacant housing units compared to the state average. Additionally, Grafton County has a larger number of farms compared to other counties in the state, with higher average farm sizes and sales.

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