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Arizona Demographics

Arizona is the 14th most populous of 52 states in the United States, with 7,151,476 residents across 113,655 square miles. That is about 63 people per square mile. 89% of residents live in urban areas.

At the 2020 census

Population 7,151,476
Land area 113,655 sq mi
Density 63 / sq mi
Urban share 89%

Data: 2020 Census · American Community Survey 2024

How Arizona compares to the US

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Central Location: Arizona

Measured from the state's main population center using 2020 census blocks.

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Counties in Arizona

Name Population Sq mi Per sq mi
Maricopa County 4,420,573 9,202.0 480
Pima County 1,043,433 9,188.7 114
Pinal County 425,259 5,366.7 79
Yavapai County 236,209 8,122.9 29
Mohave County 213,267 13,332.1 16
Yuma County 203,881 5,513.8 37
Coconino County 145,101 18,616.4 8
Cochise County 125,447 6,209.8 20
Navajo County 106,717 9,949.5 11
Apache County 66,021 11,198.3 6
Gila County 53,272 4,757.6 11
Santa Cruz County 47,669 1,236.2 39
Graham County 38,533 4,621.9 8
La Paz County 16,557 4,496.6 4
Greenlee County 9,563 1,842.8 5

Largest cities in Arizona

Name Population Sq mi Per sq mi
Phoenix, AZ 1,608,223 518.3 3,103
Tucson, AZ 542,774 241.8 2,245
Mesa, AZ 504,086 140.9 3,579
Chandler, AZ 276,097 65.5 4,215
Gilbert, AZ 267,965 68.6 3,905
Glendale, AZ 248,453 66.0 3,764
Scottsdale, AZ 241,297 184.0 1,311
Peoria, AZ 190,894 176.1 1,084
Tempe, AZ 180,587 40.0 4,518
Surprise, AZ 143,148 110.3 1,297
San Tan Valley, AZ 99,861 75.8 1,318
Yuma, AZ 96,040 120.8 795

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