New Hampshire is about 131 times bigger than District of Columbia.

District of Columbia is approximately 177 sq km, while New Hampshire is approximately 23,227 sq km, making New Hampshire 13,023% larger than District of Columbia. Meanwhile, the population of District of Columbia is ~601,723 people (714,747 more people live in New Hampshire).
Tip: This to-scale comparison of District of Columbia vs. New Hampshire uses the Mercator projection, which distorts the size of regions near the poles.
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