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Our cost of living indices are based on a US average of 100. An amount below 100 means Keene, New Hampshire is cheaper than the US average. A cost of living index above 100 means Keene, New Hampshire is more expensive.

Keene, New Hampshire cost of living is 106.60.

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COST OF LIVING	Keene, New Hampshire	United States
Overall	107	100
Grocery	113.6	100
Health	119	100
Housing	81	100
Utilities	129	100
Transportation	107	100
Miscellaneous	128	100

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10/16/2008
Pros and Cons of Keene, NH
Here is a quick run down of the pros and cons of Keene, NH from a native. Pros -Small City feel with quaint downtown and a generally safe area. -For its small size... (Read More)

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