RankingsNew Mexico
New Mexico City Rankings
How cities and counties in New Mexico compare on income, housing, population growth, climate and natural hazard risk.
People & housing
Richest Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Los Alamos$141,018
- 2. Angel Fire$107,554
- 3. Corrales$102,307
Most Expensive Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Corrales$571,500
- 2. Angel Fire$546,800
- 3. Los Alamos$501,800
Most Affordable Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Truth or Consequences$124,600
- 2. Deming$127,400
- 3. Portales$133,400
Cities with the Highest Rent in New Mexico
- 1. Rio Rancho$1,514/mo
- 2. Santa Fe$1,463/mo
- 3. Los Alamos$1,359/mo
Most Educated Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Los Alamos69.8%
- 2. Corrales51.5%
- 3. Santa Fe47.8%
Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in New Mexico
- 1. Socorro32.6%
- 2. Las Vegas32%
- 3. Truth or Consequences31.7%
Most Densely Populated Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Albuquerque3,002
- 2. Bernalillo1,740
- 3. Santa Fe1,704
Largest Cities in New Mexico by Population
- 1. Albuquerque562,218
- 2. Las Cruces114,197
- 3. Rio Rancho108,515
Youngest Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Portales27.1 years
- 2. Socorro29.6 years
- 3. Bloomfield30.1 years
Oldest Cities in New Mexico by Median Age
- 1. Angel Fire57.8 years
- 2. Corrales57.8 years
- 3. Taos53.7 years
Population growth
Climate
Warmest Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Carlsbad64.4°F
- 2. Las Cruces63.3°F
- 3. Alamogordo63.2°F
Coldest Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Angel Fire41.5°F
- 2. Taos48.3°F
- 3. Raton48.5°F
Snowiest Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Angel Fire124.0 in
- 2. Los Alamos42.1 in
- 3. Taos28.4 in
Wettest Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Ruidoso22.0 in
- 2. Angel Fire20.9 in
- 3. Clovis20.1 in
Driest Cities in New Mexico
- 1. Farmington7.8 in
- 2. Bloomfield8.1 in
- 3. Albuquerque8.8 in
Natural hazards
Counties with the Highest Natural Hazard Risk in New Mexico
- 1. Doña Ana County96.1
- 2. Bernalillo County94.4
- 3. San Juan County88.3
Counties with the Lowest Natural Hazard Risk in New Mexico
- 1. Harding County0.4
- 2. Los Alamos County3.6
- 3. De Baca County4.1
Counties with the Highest Expected Annual Loss from Natural Hazards in New Mexico
- 1. Doña Ana County$163.6M
- 2. Bernalillo County$153.9M
- 3. Chaves County$50.6M
Environment
Counties with the Highest Radon Potential in New Mexico
- 1. Catron County2
- 2. Chaves County2
- 3. Cibola County2
Counties with the Worst Air Quality in New Mexico
- 1. Bernalillo County61
- 2. Eddy County49
- 3. San Juan County48
Counties with the Cleanest Air in New Mexico
- 1. Los Alamos County14
- 2. Lincoln County16
- 3. Socorro County16
Counties in the Worst Drought in New Mexico
- 1. Harding County367.6
- 2. Colfax County366.2
- 3. Torrance County358.8
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey, 2010 Census, Population Estimates Program), NOAA 1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals and FEMA National Risk Index.