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List of New Hampshire State Agenciesreport

  • D.A.R.E. New Hampshire (D)

  • New Hampshire Board of Dental Examiners (D)

  • New Hampshire Governor's Commission on Disability (D)

  • New Hampshire Fish and Game Department (F)

  • New Hampshire Board of Registration of Funeral Directors and Embalmers (F)

  • New Hampshire Guardian ad Litem Board (G)

  • New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (H)

  • New Hampshire Highway Safety Agency (H)

  • New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority (H)

  • New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights (H)

  • Governor's Task Force on the Humane Treatment of Animals (H)

  • New Hampshire Office of Information Technology (I)

  • New Hampshire Insurance Department (I)

  • New Hampshire Department of Labor (L)

  • New Hampshire Office of Licensed Allied Health Professionals (L)

  • New Hampshire Liquor Commission (L)

  • New Hampshire Lottery (L)

  • New Hampshire Board of Manufactured Housing (M)

  • New Hampshire Marital Mediator Certification Board (M)

  • McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center (M)

  • New Hampshire State Board of Medicine (M)

  • New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Practice (M)

  • New Hampshire Board of Registration in Optometry (O)

  • New Hampshire Real Estate Appraiser Board (R)

  • New Hampshire Real Estate Commission (R)

  • New Hampshire Retirement System (R)

  • New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (R)

  • New Hampshire State Veterans Council (V)

  • New Hampshire Veterans Home (V)

  • New Hampshire Board of Veterinary Medicine (V)

  • Volunteer NH! (V)

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New Hampshire is a state in the New England region of the United States, which includes Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. As the state has rich forest resources, coupled with the industrial base left by the United Kingdom, the state’s textile, clothing, footwear, woodworking industry is more developed. After the 1960s, with the development of high-tech manufacturing, the state’s high-end manufacturing industry, such as aerospace industry, industrial machinery, computer equipment and other rapid development, and gradually become one of the state’s economic pillars.

New Hampshire is business friendly because of its deep history of business development and its strategic location. New Hampshire has very low taxes, a large talent pool, and preferential investment policies to attract foreign investment. Many businesses have set up operations in New Hampshire. The random tool generates a list of 31 well known New Hampshire institutions for those who want to develop here.

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