List of settlements in New Mexico by population

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This is a list of incorporated cities, towns, and villages and unincorporated Census Designated Places in New Mexico. Population figures are from the 2010 Census unless otherwise noted.

This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.

Albuquerque, largest city in New Mexico

Las Cruces

Santa Fe, Capital of New Mexico

Place	Population	County	Category
Albuquerque	545,852	Bernalillo	City
Las Cruces	97,618	Doña Ana	City
Rio Rancho	87,521	Sandoval	City
Santa Fe	67,947	Santa Fe	City
Roswell	48,366	Chaves	City
Farmington	45,877	San Juan	City
South Valley	40,976	Bernalillo	CDP
Clovis	37,775	Curry	City
Hobbs	34,122	Lea	City
Alamogordo	30,403	Otero	City
Carlsbad	26,138	Eddy	City
Gallup	21,678	McKinley	City
Los Alamos	18,222	Los Alamos	CDP
Deming	14,855	Luna	City
Los Lunas	14,835	Valencia	Village
Chaparral	14,631	Doña Ana	CDP
Sunland Park	14,106	Doña Ana	City
Las Vegas	13,753	San Miguel	City
Portales	12,280	Roosevelt	City
North Valley	11,333	Bernalillo	CDP
Artesia	11,301	Eddy	City
Lovington	11,009	Lea	City
Silver City	10,315	Grant	Town
Española	10,224	Rio Arriba	City
Anthony	9,360	Doña Ana	City
Grants	9,182	Cibola	City
Socorro	9,051	Socorro	City
Corrales	8,329	Sandoval	Village
Bernalillo	8,320	Sandoval	Town
Shiprock	8,295	San Juan	CDP
Bloomfield	8,112	San Juan	City
Ruidoso	8,029	Lincoln	Village
Kirtland	7,875	San Juan	CDP
Belen	7,269	Valencia	City
Raton	6,885	Colfax	City
Aztec	6,763	San Juan	City
Truth or Consequences	6,475	Sierra	City
Zuni Pueblo	6,302	McKinley	CDP
Eldorado at Santa Fe	6,130	Santa Fe	CDP
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque	6,024	Bernalillo	Village
White Rock	5,725	Los Alamos	CDP
Taos	5,716	Taos	Town
El Cerro-Monterey Park	5,483*	Valencia	CDP
Los Chaves	5,446	Valencia	CDP
Tucumcari	5,363	Quay	City
Placitas	4,977	Sandoval	CDP
Rio Communities	4,723	Valencia	CDP
Meadow Lake	4,708	Valencia	CDP
Santa Teresa	4,258	Doña Ana	CDP
University Park	4,192	Doña Ana	CDP
Bosque Farms	3,904	Valencia	Village
La Cienega	3,819	Santa Fe	CDP
Edgewood	3,735	Santa Fe	Town
Peralta	3,660	Valencia	Town
Milan	3,245	Cibola	Village
Vado	3,194	Doña Ana	CDP
Chimayo	3,177	Santa Fe Rio Arriba	CDP
Holloman AFB	3,054	Otero	CDP
Clayton	2,980	Union	Town
Eunice	2,922	Lea	City
Santa Rosa	2,848	Guadalupe	City
Tularosa	2,842	Otero	Village
Ruidoso Downs	2,815	Lincoln	City
Agua Fria	2,800	Santa Fe	CDP
Lordsburg	2,797	Hidalgo	City
Dulce	2,743	Rio Arriba	CDP
Ranchos de Taos	2,518	Taos	CDP
Jarales	2,475	Valencia	CDP
Santo Domingo Pueblo	2,456	Sandoval	CDP
San Felipe Pueblo	2,404	Sandoval	CDP
Bayard	2,328	Grant	City
Crownpoint	2,278	McKinley	CDP
Cannon AFB	2,245	Curry	CDP
Mesilla	2,196	Doña Ana	Town
Valencia	2,192	Valencia	CDP
Flora Vista	2,191	San Juan	CDP
Los Trujillos-Gabaldon	2,166*	Valencia	CDP
Jal	2,047	Lea	City
Moriarty	1,910	Torrance	City
Pojoaque	1,907	Santa Fe	CDP
Tome	1,867	Valencia	CDP
Thoreau	1,865	McKinley	CDP
Jemez Pueblo	1,788	Sandoval	CDP
Arroyo Seco	1,785	Taos	CDP
Questa	1,770	Taos	Village
Radium Springs	1,699	Doña Ana	CDP
La Luz	1,697	Otero	CDP
Santa Clara	1,686	Grant	Village
Waterflow	1,670	San Juan	CDP
Columbus	1,664	Luna	Village
Upper Fruitland	1,662	San Juan	CDP
Estancia	1,655	Torrance	Town
White Sands	1,651	Doña Ana	CDP
Hatch	1,648	Doña Ana	Village
Navajo	1,645	McKinley	CDP
Boles Acres	1,638	Otero	CDP
Capitan	1,489	Lincoln	Village
Berino	1,441	Doña Ana	CDP
El Valle de Arroyo Seco	1,440	Santa Fe	CDP
Elephant Butte	1,431	Sierra	City
Loving	1,413	Eddy	Village
Pecos	1,392	San Miguel	Village
Mescalero	1,338	Otero	CDP
Black Rock	1,323	McKinley	CDP
Hurley	1,297	Grant	Town
Dexter	1,266	Chaves	Town
Hagerman	1,257	Chaves	Town
La Huerta	1,246	Eddy	CDP
Laguna	1,241	Cibola	CDP
Carnuel	1,232	Bernalillo	CDP
Skyline-Ganipa	1,224	Cibola	CDP
Angel Fire	1,216	Colfax	Village
Doña Ana	1,211	Doña Ana	CDP
El Rancho	1,199	Santa Fe	CDP
La Puebla	1,186	Santa Fe	CDP
Taos Pueblo	1,135	Taos	CDP
Texico	1,130	Curry	City
Church Rock	1,128	McKinley	CDP
Mesquite	1,112	Doña Ana	CDP
Alamo	1,085	Socorro	CDP
Twin Lakes	1,052	McKinley	CDP
Springer	1,047	Colfax	Town
Logan	1,042	Quay	Village
Chama	1,022	Rio Arriba	Village
Cimarron	1,021	Colfax	Village
Santa Clara Pueblo	1,018	Rio Arriba	CDP
Carrizozo	996	Lincoln	Town
Mountainair	928	Torrance	Town
Vaughn	539	Guadalupe	Town
Jemez Springs	250	Sandoval	Village

*Population as of the 2000 U.S. Census

See also

• List of cities, towns, and villages in New Mexico: sorted alphabetically

External links

• New Mexico Census Data @ Census.gov