Lisbon Public RecordsNew Hampshire

Lisbon, NH, has about 1,600 residents: 96.5% White, 1% Hispanic, with small percentages of other groups. The median age is 44, and about 50% are female. \nGrafton, NH, has around 1,300 people: 96% White, with minimal racial diversity. The median age is 48, and the gender split is close to even. Both towns have older populations and are predominantly non-Hispanic White.

Lisbon, a picturesque town in Grafton, NH, offers a mix of single-family homes and some multi-family rentals. As of 2024, median home values hover around $220,000, with rental prices averaging $1,100/month. Approximately 70% of residents own their homes. Neighborhoods are largely rural and family-friendly, with proximity to natural attractions. Property taxes average $22 per $1,000 of assessed value, making the local tax rate around 2.2%. The property market has seen moderate yearly growth at about 4%, reflecting stable demand for affordable rural living.

Lisbon, near Grafton, NH, is served by Lisbon Regional School (grades K-12), which enrolls about 350 students and has a graduation rate of 85%. There are no colleges in town; only 18% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. SchoolDigger.com ranks Lisbon Regional at about average for NH schools, with a safety rating of 8/10. Adult education opportunities are limited locally but available in nearby towns. Educational programs include STEM, sports, and arts, with student-teacher ratios of roughly 11:1.

Lisbon, NH: Most Lisbon residents commute by car, with over 85% driving alone; public transit usage is negligible (under 1%). The average commute time is roughly 27 minutes. The town lacks extensive public transportation infrastructure; most roads are two-lane highways. Vehicle ownership is high, averaging 2 vehicles per household. Key employment hubs are nearby towns such as Littleton and Bath.\n\nGrafton, NH: Similar patterns hold—over 90% drive alone, and public transit is nearly nonexistent. Commute times average 30 minutes. Infrastructure mainly comprises rural roads; vehicle ownership exceeds 2 per household. Employment hubs include Lebanon, Enfield, and Canaan.

Lisbon city and neighboring Grafton, NH, have limited local healthcare facilities, with residents primarily accessing Cottage Hospital in nearby Woodsville (12 miles away) and Weeks Medical Center in Lancaster (30 miles). Primary care is available at Lisbon Regional Clinic. Access can be challenging, with 9.5% uninsured in Grafton County. The population is predominantly White and older, with 20% over age 65. Common health issues include hypertension, diabetes, and chronic respiratory diseases. The area has a physician density of about 70 per 100,000. Insurance coverage is primarily Medicare/Medicaid and employer-based plans.