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A Bay State town just 15 minutes outside of Boston is being featured among the nation's fastest-growing cities.

We asked Granite Staters which New Hampshire towns have the nicest residents. Here's what they said.

Can you imagine living in a town with less than 10 people?

The oldest county in the state dates back to 1769...and there's actually more than one.

Safety first.

The limit does not exist! Well, actually, it does.

Here's what locals say are the best towns in the Granite State.

What are your thoughts?

Does your community have the best downtown in the Granite State?

Some of these places make sense. Others...not so much.

These locations may be on the road less traveled, but that doesn't detract from their appeal, scenery, and coastal charm.

Wait, say what?

It's always interesting to see how town populations fluctuate over the years, and courtesy of the 1950 New Hampshire census, we can do just that.

A TravelPulse study recently determined the most family-friendly city in the Granite State.

LoveFood shared their take on the loveliest small-town restaurant in New Hampshire. What do you think?

It's always interesting to see how town populations fluctuate over the years. Courtesy of the 1950 New Hampshire census, we can do just that.