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New Mexico: the 40 largest cities

Population, county output and jobs, pay, rent and commute for each city, with the map; every city opens its own guide.

In short: New Mexico: 40 largest cities, from Albuquerque (562,218 residents) to Truth or Consequences (6,019).
Albuquerque (562,218 residents)Las Cruces (114,197 residents)Rio Rancho (108,515 residents)Santa Fe (89,019 residents)Roswell (47,638 residents)Farmington (46,314 residents)Hobbs (40,252 residents)Clovis (37,942 residents)South Valley (37,120 residents)Carlsbad (31,746 residents)Alamogordo (31,307 residents)Gallup (21,023 residents)Los Lunas (18,618 residents)Chaparral (18,186 residents)Sunland Park (17,463 residents)Deming (15,221 residents)Los Alamos (13,317 residents)Las Vegas (13,000 residents)Artesia (12,576 residents)Portales (11,968 residents)Lovington (11,498 residents)Española (10,473 residents)North Valley (10,455 residents)Silver City (9,536 residents)Bernalillo (9,086 residents)Grants (8,951 residents)Anthony (8,767 residents)Corrales (8,555 residents)Socorro (8,481 residents)Ruidoso (7,699 residents)Shiprock (7,610 residents)Belen (7,450 residents)Bloomfield (7,395 residents)Taos (6,458 residents)Aztec (6,150 residents)Edgewood (6,124 residents)Santa Teresa (6,041 residents)North Hobbs (6,034 residents)Raton (6,026 residents)Truth or Consequences (6,019 residents)AlbuquerqueLas CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonHobbsClovisSouth ValleyCarlsbadAlamogordoGallup
Map of New Mexico: the 40 largest cities

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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 07/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

40cities covered
1,446,448residents in them
33counties
Albuquerquelargest city
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Cities

CITY (40 largest of New Mexico) Official statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · BEA GDP by county 2024 · BLS QCEW 2024 · BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics · Data: ACS 2020–2024; BEA 2024; QCEW 2024; BLS 2026M09

The 40 largest places in New Mexico by population, each with its own guide. GDP, jobs, average pay and unemployment are for the county where the city lies (official statistics do not exist for cities); income, rent, home value and education are for the city itself. Click any column to sort.

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# ⇅City ⇅County ⇅Population ⇅County GDP 2024 ⇅County jobs ⇅County average pay ⇅County unemployment ⇅Median household income ⇅Median rent ⇅Median home value ⇅Bachelor's+ ⇅
1AlbuquerqueBernalillo County562,218$54,831 m347,440$63,4934.6%$68,317$1,145$291,50039.2%
2Las CrucesDoña Ana County114,197$11,315 m79,409$49,9745.1%$55,422$974$231,70036.7%
3Rio RanchoSandoval County108,515$6,129 m35,653$60,4744.8%$89,596$1,514$310,20034.0%
4Santa FeSanta Fe County89,019$10,087 m61,826$61,2184.3%$73,482$1,463$444,90047.8%
5RoswellChaves County47,638$2,866 m21,658$47,7694.8%$51,583$876$152,60018.6%
6FarmingtonSan Juan County46,314$7,043 m46,650$56,0085.1%$68,784$1,037$233,00026.2%
7HobbsLea County40,252$12,858 m33,770$69,3424.1%$64,021$1,112$191,30017.3%
8ClovisCurry County37,942$4,317 m18,303$46,7464.2%$54,820$988$169,40023.6%
9South Valley (unincorporated)Bernalillo County37,120$54,831 m347,440$63,4934.6%$58,224$954$224,30015.1%
10CarlsbadEddy County31,746$11,319 m32,197$76,4193.6%$72,306$1,236$200,00019.2%
11AlamogordoOtero County31,307$3,795 m17,528$50,0175.0%$55,952$902$172,90025.5%
12GallupMcKinley County21,023$2,894 m19,500$47,2266.6%$58,303$927$165,20023.5%
13Los LunasValencia County18,618$2,430 m17,446$49,6425.4%$62,330$1,110$262,90025.9%
14Chaparral (unincorporated)Doña Ana County18,186$11,315 m79,409$49,9745.1%$46,017$853$109,30010.6%
15Sunland ParkDoña Ana County17,463$11,315 m79,409$49,9745.1%$62,814$920$215,20021.8%
16DemingLuna County15,221$1,242 m7,988$48,77110.9%$34,165$586$127,40015.9%
17Los Alamos (unincorporated)Los Alamos County13,317$3,815 m22,697$113,9442.3%$141,018$1,359$501,80069.8%
18Las VegasSan Miguel County13,000$1,005 m7,676$44,1925.2%$45,125$792$155,30028.3%
19ArtesiaEddy County12,576$11,319 m32,197$76,4193.6%$74,915$1,288$229,40019.9%
20PortalesRoosevelt County11,968$949 m5,935$45,2324.2%$50,555$903$133,40025.4%
21LovingtonLea County11,498$12,858 m33,770$69,3424.1%$68,821$1,014$166,1008.4%
22EspañolaRio Arriba County10,473$1,379 m9,291$48,9084.8%$47,667$829$210,80018.3%
23North Valley (unincorporated)Bernalillo County10,455$54,831 m347,440$63,4934.6%$61,498$893$302,70027.6%
24Silver CityGrant County9,536$1,407 m9,440$54,4134.9%$38,711$866$182,10035.8%
25BernalilloSandoval County9,086$6,129 m35,653$60,4744.8%$63,880$902$255,50022.5%
26GrantsCibola County8,951$868 m7,226$48,5656.0%$47,183$783$136,50019.2%
27AnthonyDoña Ana County8,767$11,315 m79,409$49,9745.1%$38,132$561$116,0007.6%
28CorralesSandoval County8,555$6,129 m35,653$60,4744.8%$102,307$1,143$571,50051.5%
29SocorroSocorro County8,481$666 m4,870$51,8365.4%$39,375$711$152,90025.1%
30RuidosoLincoln County7,699$894 m6,782$43,2024.8%$52,736$944$243,80035.4%
31Shiprock (unincorporated)San Juan County7,610$7,043 m46,650$56,0085.1%$35,900$694$104,40011.6%
32BelenValencia County7,450$2,430 m17,446$49,6425.4%$42,627$916$166,10013.6%
33BloomfieldSan Juan County7,395$7,043 m46,650$56,0085.1%$48,472$984$161,20014.9%
34TaosTaos County6,458$1,521 m11,075$45,3775.3%$47,304$883$445,90039.0%
35AztecSan Juan County6,150$7,043 m46,650$56,0085.1%$41,977$629$175,00015.7%
36EdgewoodSanta Fe County6,124$10,087 m61,826$61,2184.3%$84,761$1,114$306,40035.0%
37Santa Teresa (unincorporated)Doña Ana County6,041$11,315 m79,409$49,9745.1%$63,161$1,356$215,10037.6%
38North Hobbs (unincorporated)Lea County6,034$12,858 m33,770$69,3424.1%$82,554$1,319$264,40012.1%
39RatonColfax County6,026$623 m4,287$44,0875.0%$52,641$741$134,30021.3%
40Truth or ConsequencesSierra County6,019$423 m3,522$44,2915.8%$33,788$714$124,60018.3%

Counties: GDP and jobs

COUNTY (all 33 counties) Official statistics Source: BEA GDP by county 2024 · BLS QCEW 2024 · BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics · Data: BEA 2024; QCEW 2024 annual; BLS 2026M09

The economy of all 33 counties of New Mexico, each with its own page: output (GDP), jobs, employer sites, pay, job change, unemployment and the largest private industry. "Listed cities" counts the 40 cities of this guide whose main county it is.

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County ⇅Population ⇅GDP 2024 ⇅GDP per resident ⇅Jobs (QCEW) ⇅Employer sites ⇅Average annual pay ⇅Job change vs 2023 ⇅Unemployment ⇅Largest private industry ⇅Listed cities ⇅
Bernalillo County673,930$54,831 million$81,360347,44022,948$63,493+1.0%4.6%Health care and social assistance3
Doña Ana County224,266$11,315 million$50,45579,4095,817$49,974+2.2%5.1%Health care and social assistance5
Santa Fe County156,105$10,087 million$64,61461,8266,768$61,218+1.2%4.3%Accommodation and food services2
Sandoval County153,604$6,129 million$39,90235,6533,273$60,474+6.2%4.8%Manufacturing3
San Juan County120,942$7,043 million$58,23146,6503,087$56,008+1.8%5.1%Health care and social assistance4
Valencia County78,458$2,430 million$30,96617,4461,532$49,642+2.3%5.4%Health care and social assistance2
Lea County73,733$12,858 million$174,38433,7702,195$69,342+4.6%4.1%Mining, oil and gas3
McKinley County70,431$2,894 million$41,08319,5001,225$47,226-1.7%6.6%Health care and social assistance1
Otero County68,816$3,795 million$55,14517,5281,328$50,017+0.0%5.0%Health care and social assistance1
Chaves County64,217$2,866 million$44,62421,6581,805$47,769+1.8%4.8%Health care and social assistance1
Eddy County61,105$11,319 million$185,23932,1971,976$76,419+3.3%3.6%Mining, oil and gas2
Curry County47,638$4,317 million$90,62618,3031,362$46,746+2.5%4.2%Health care and social assistance1
Rio Arriba County40,070$1,379 million$34,4159,291859$48,908-1.8%4.8%Health care and social assistance1
Taos County34,543$1,521 million$44,02611,0751,449$45,377+1.9%5.3%Accommodation and food services1
Grant County27,775$1,407 million$50,6549,440743$54,413+2.9%4.9%Retail trade1
San Miguel County26,850$1,005 million$37,4317,676788$44,192+1.0%5.2%Retail trade1
Cibola County26,845$868 million$32,3367,226449$48,565+6.3%6.0%Health care and social assistance1
Luna County25,611$1,242 million$48,4957,988561$48,771-0.1%10.9%Health care and social assistance1
Lincoln County20,224$894 million$44,2146,782888$43,202-1.2%4.8%Accommodation and food services1
Los Alamos County19,435$3,815 million$196,27322,697606$113,944+4.7%2.3%Administrative and waste services1
Roosevelt County18,928$949 million$50,1495,935480$45,232-1.2%4.2%Retail trade1
Socorro County16,200$666 million$41,1204,870388$51,836-1.1%5.4%Retail trade1
Torrance County15,490$881 million$56,8963,165368$51,439-1.0%6.1%Retail trade0
Colfax County12,322$623 million$50,5994,287550$44,087-1.4%5.0%Accommodation and food services1
Sierra County11,500$423 million$36,7833,522386$44,291+2.9%5.8%Health care and social assistance1
Quay County8,564$354 million$41,2922,508330$43,268-2.1%5.0%Retail trade0
Guadalupe County4,381$278 million$63,4021,415176$42,161+2.5%4.8%Retail trade0
Mora County4,149$162 million$38,944668146$45,370+2.3%6.1%Retail trade0
Hidalgo County4,041$255 million$63,0791,295156$54,523-5.3%6.3%Retail trade0
Union County4,013$178 million$44,4671,221182$46,421-0.6%4.1%Health care and social assistance0
Catron County3,743$144 million$38,523698133$41,645+4.0%6.8%Retail trade0
DeBaca County1,576$111 million$70,35044082$41,908-6.2%5.2%Retail trade0
Harding County741$47 million$63,89716234$46,650+5.9%3.8%Agriculture, forestry, fishing0

Unemployment is the latest month BLS published and may be preliminary. Counties with several large cities appear once.

Income and rent

CITY Official statistic Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

Income, rent and housing for each city. Rent as a share of income is the yearly median rent divided by the median household income.

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City ⇅Median household income ⇅Income per person ⇅Median rent a month ⇅Rent share of income ⇅Median home value ⇅Homeowners ⇅Poverty rate ⇅Unemployment (ACS) ⇅Labour force participation ⇅
Albuquerque$68,317$40,469$1,14520.1%$291,50061.8%15.5%5.4%63.5%
Las Cruces$55,422$31,140$97421.1%$231,70055.9%22.6%7.0%59.4%
Rio Rancho$89,596$41,278$1,51420.3%$310,20082.2%7.4%4.6%61.7%
Santa Fe$73,482$50,299$1,46323.9%$444,90063.6%12.9%5.1%60.7%
Roswell$51,583$29,093$87620.4%$152,60068.6%26.0%5.0%55.2%
Farmington$68,784$33,855$1,03718.1%$233,00066.2%17.4%3.9%56.9%
Hobbs$64,021$32,862$1,11220.8%$191,30066.0%19.7%6.3%61.7%
Clovis$54,820$29,423$98821.6%$169,40062.1%21.7%8.8%54.8%
South Valley$58,224$29,017$95419.7%$224,30074.4%18.5%4.3%54.3%
Carlsbad$72,306$38,402$1,23620.5%$200,00070.2%13.8%5.2%61.0%
Alamogordo$55,952$32,590$90219.3%$172,90061.6%16.6%7.5%49.8%
Gallup$58,303$25,302$92719.1%$165,20052.1%26.8%5.7%52.4%
Los Lunas$62,330$29,070$1,11021.4%$262,90076.0%18.2%4.8%46.7%
Chaparral$46,017$20,268$85322.2%$109,30069.4%27.4%6.3%55.0%
Sunland Park$62,814$22,655$92017.6%$215,20079.5%22.4%4.6%62.9%
Deming$34,165$22,185$58620.6%$127,40065.8%30.9%2.7%44.4%
Los Alamos$141,018$76,146$1,35911.6%$501,80066.5%4.1%0.8%67.6%
Las Vegas$45,125$26,501$79221.1%$155,30057.0%32.0%4.8%51.1%
Artesia$74,915$33,397$1,28820.6%$229,40064.6%15.7%5.9%67.0%
Portales$50,555$21,996$90321.4%$133,40047.5%28.1%7.4%61.7%
Lovington$68,821$23,727$1,01417.7%$166,10072.9%25.0%7.3%58.9%
Española$47,667$27,745$82920.9%$210,80065.2%20.4%4.4%56.5%
North Valley$61,498$36,320$89317.4%$302,70076.3%17.6%8.5%53.1%
Silver City$38,711$28,322$86626.8%$182,10060.5%23.7%13.2%51.9%
Bernalillo$63,880$33,691$90216.9%$255,50076.9%15.9%6.9%52.8%
Grants$47,183$26,010$78319.9%$136,50059.6%34.1%6.0%46.0%
Anthony$38,132$17,524$56117.7%$116,00066.6%32.9%11.6%52.3%
Corrales$102,307$63,801$1,14313.4%$571,50091.2%7.0%6.3%51.2%
Socorro$39,375$21,933$71121.7%$152,90057.3%32.6%2.1%44.8%
Ruidoso$52,736$35,658$94421.5%$243,80068.4%20.6%3.3%54.7%
Shiprock$35,900$19,517$69423.2%$104,40049.1%34.6%14.9%53.0%
Belen$42,627$23,140$91625.8%$166,10073.2%31.2%8.0%50.6%
Bloomfield$48,472$23,371$98424.4%$161,20070.1%25.7%5.7%53.9%
Taos$47,304$45,132$88322.4%$445,90059.3%13.7%10.6%59.2%
Aztec$41,977$24,969$62918.0%$175,00063.3%25.9%4.5%56.6%
Edgewood$84,761$38,567$1,11415.8%$306,40091.7%8.3%5.1%62.6%
Santa Teresa$63,161$27,458$1,35625.8%$215,10073.7%23.9%1.9%57.1%
North Hobbs$82,554$31,262$1,31919.2%$264,40085.7%12.8%6.1%57.6%
Raton$52,641$29,254$74116.9%$134,30067.3%25.1%1.8%49.1%
Truth or Consequences$33,788$21,566$71425.4%$124,60058.2%31.7%1.6%44.3%

Commute and people

CITY Official statistic Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

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City ⇅Drive alone ⇅Public transit ⇅Walk ⇅Work from home ⇅Commute 45+ min ⇅Born abroad ⇅Median age ⇅
Albuquerque70.7%0.9%2.0%14.9%7.5%10.6%38.8
Las Cruces73.3%0.9%1.2%10.7%8.7%10.2%33.0
Rio Rancho72.1%0.5%1.0%15.5%21.6%5.3%39.5
Santa Fe68.6%1.1%2.7%17.3%11.2%15.3%46.3
Roswell81.8%0.2%1.3%5.0%10.6%11.2%37.1
Farmington83.9%0.1%2.8%6.1%11.2%3.3%38.7
Hobbs76.1%0.3%2.2%2.3%15.4%18.4%32.5
Clovis82.3%0.2%0.6%4.0%4.1%10.2%31.9
South Valley76.0%0.1%1.1%8.3%10.0%16.2%41.7
Carlsbad79.5%0.3%1.3%5.7%14.8%8.6%36.7
Alamogordo80.2%0.4%0.8%7.3%7.3%5.9%37.1
Gallup84.3%2.2%1.0%5.4%12.6%5.6%34.4
Los Lunas76.1%1.2%0.7%9.2%13.2%6.7%38.3
Chaparral83.9%0.0%1.0%4.5%19.4%30.6%31.6
Sunland Park73.8%0.4%0.7%4.9%21.1%24.0%30.9
Deming75.6%0.1%2.8%3.3%9.1%17.5%35.2
Los Alamos70.5%1.4%3.2%16.8%1.7%11.5%38.8
Las Vegas73.2%0.1%2.8%9.3%13.1%1.3%43.1
Artesia76.9%0.0%1.1%8.4%13.4%9.4%30.7
Portales81.5%0.0%5.4%3.7%2.2%8.1%27.1
Lovington67.0%0.8%0.0%8.9%26.1%19.7%32.0
Española86.0%0.2%0.8%5.8%28.4%14.2%35.7
North Valley71.3%0.0%0.6%21.6%6.1%5.4%46.2
Silver City62.4%0.0%8.7%13.2%5.0%5.6%40.8
Bernalillo71.8%0.2%0.8%18.1%14.0%14.7%43.9
Grants68.5%0.0%5.1%11.9%12.7%4.5%37.2
Anthony84.8%0.0%0.8%6.3%12.3%33.7%32.2
Corrales57.9%0.3%0.9%31.9%14.4%5.6%57.8
Socorro72.1%0.0%12.0%9.1%4.1%5.9%29.6
Ruidoso75.8%0.3%1.3%12.9%7.3%4.0%44.8
Shiprock80.5%1.4%7.7%3.2%32.3%0.9%34.1
Belen75.3%0.4%2.2%7.1%21.1%8.9%37.1
Bloomfield87.1%0.0%5.5%2.8%4.2%3.6%30.1
Taos67.8%1.3%5.9%15.3%18.1%11.2%53.7
Aztec78.2%0.1%3.6%5.2%10.8%1.4%37.2
Edgewood73.4%0.0%1.2%14.5%28.0%1.8%36.4
Santa Teresa85.0%0.0%0.0%1.7%27.8%22.6%33.2
North Hobbs74.5%0.0%0.7%1.3%14.9%18.1%31.7
Raton73.8%0.0%1.5%2.7%10.7%3.0%44.8
Truth or Consequences75.3%0.0%2.0%6.7%3.8%3.1%44.6

Shares of workers aged 16 and over.

Metro pay

METRO Official statistics Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 · BEA Regional Price Parities · BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics · Data: OEWS May 2025; RPP 2024

Cities that we could match to a BLS metropolitan area. Metro figures cover the whole area. The page of each city shows the occupations and pay of its metro.

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City ⇅Metropolitan area ⇅Jobs (OEWS) ⇅Median pay, all occupations ⇅Price level (US = 100) ⇅Unemployment ⇅
AlbuquerqueAlbuquerque, NM404,700$48,06095.54.7%
Las CrucesLas Cruces, NM80,000$42,07090.25.1%
Rio RanchoAlbuquerque, NM404,700$48,06095.54.7%
Santa FeSanta Fe, NM61,770$48,71098.84.3%
FarmingtonFarmington, NM47,670$45,82087.75.1%
South ValleyAlbuquerque, NM404,700$48,06095.54.7%
Los LunasAlbuquerque, NM404,700$48,06095.54.7%
ChaparralLas Cruces, NM80,000$42,07090.25.1%
Sunland ParkLas Cruces, NM80,000$42,07090.25.1%
North ValleyAlbuquerque, NM404,700$48,06095.54.7%
BernalilloAlbuquerque, NM404,700$48,06095.54.7%
AnthonyLas Cruces, NM80,000$42,07090.25.1%
CorralesAlbuquerque, NM404,700$48,06095.54.7%
ShiprockFarmington, NM47,670$45,82087.75.1%
BelenAlbuquerque, NM404,700$48,06095.54.7%
BloomfieldFarmington, NM47,670$45,82087.75.1%
AztecFarmington, NM47,670$45,82087.75.1%
EdgewoodSanta Fe, NM61,770$48,71098.84.3%
Santa TeresaLas Cruces, NM80,000$42,07090.25.1%

Climate

CITY Model estimate on a 0.5° grid Source: NASA POWER climatology (MERRA-2, 2001–2025) · Data: monthly means 2001–2025

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City ⇅January mean (°F) ⇅July mean (°F) ⇅Year mean (°F) ⇅Yearly precipitation (mm) ⇅
Albuquerque357956.6258
Las Cruces428362.7242
Rio Rancho327653.4276
Santa Fe317552.6338
Roswell418362.6312
Farmington297550.6365
Hobbs428363.5353
Clovis388058.8430
South Valley357956.6258
Carlsbad438363.9304
Alamogordo418261.3276
Gallup317451.3279
Los Lunas357956.6258
Chaparral428363.2259
Sunland Park438463.8228
Deming418161.7251
Los Alamos267047.0385
Las Vegas357554.0369
Artesia438463.8293
Portales398160.1420
Lovington418262.1380
Española267047.0385
North Valley357956.6258
Silver City357153.1365
Bernalillo317552.6338
Grants317250.6288
Anthony438463.8228
Corrales357956.6258
Socorro377958.0273
Ruidoso357455.1330
Shiprock307852.7324
Belen357956.6258
Bloomfield317852.9288
Taos266845.9427
Aztec297550.6365
Edgewood327553.0300
Santa Teresa438463.8228
North Hobbs418262.1380
Raton317350.7419
Truth or Consequences407959.6293

Satellite-reanalysis values on a grid of roughly 50 km; not weather-station records.

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City by city

City by city

1. Albuquerque

562,218 residents · Bernalillo County · median household income $68,317 · median rent $1,145 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Albuquerque

2. Las Cruces

114,197 residents · Doña Ana County · median household income $55,422 · median rent $974 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Las Cruces

3. Rio Rancho

108,515 residents · Sandoval County · median household income $89,596 · median rent $1,514 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Rio Rancho

4. Santa Fe

89,019 residents · Santa Fe County · median household income $73,482 · median rent $1,463 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Santa Fe

5. Roswell

47,638 residents · Chaves County · median household income $51,583 · median rent $876 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Roswell

6. Farmington

46,314 residents · San Juan County · median household income $68,784 · median rent $1,037 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Farmington

7. Hobbs

40,252 residents · Lea County · median household income $64,021 · median rent $1,112 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Hobbs

8. Clovis

37,942 residents · Curry County · median household income $54,820 · median rent $988 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Clovis

9. South Valley

37,120 residents · Bernalillo County · median household income $58,224 · median rent $954 · guide: jobs, pay and living in South Valley

10. Carlsbad

31,746 residents · Eddy County · median household income $72,306 · median rent $1,236 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Carlsbad

11. Alamogordo

31,307 residents · Otero County · median household income $55,952 · median rent $902 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Alamogordo

12. Gallup

21,023 residents · McKinley County · median household income $58,303 · median rent $927 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Gallup

13. Los Lunas

18,618 residents · Valencia County · median household income $62,330 · median rent $1,110 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Los Lunas

14. Chaparral

18,186 residents · Doña Ana County · median household income $46,017 · median rent $853 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Chaparral

15. Sunland Park

17,463 residents · Doña Ana County · median household income $62,814 · median rent $920 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Sunland Park

16. Deming

15,221 residents · Luna County · median household income $34,165 · median rent $586 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Deming

17. Los Alamos

13,317 residents · Los Alamos County · median household income $141,018 · median rent $1,359 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Los Alamos

18. Las Vegas

13,000 residents · San Miguel County · median household income $45,125 · median rent $792 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Las Vegas

19. Artesia

12,576 residents · Eddy County · median household income $74,915 · median rent $1,288 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Artesia

20. Portales

11,968 residents · Roosevelt County · median household income $50,555 · median rent $903 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Portales

21. Lovington

11,498 residents · Lea County · median household income $68,821 · median rent $1,014 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Lovington

22. Española

10,473 residents · Rio Arriba County · median household income $47,667 · median rent $829 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Española

23. North Valley

10,455 residents · Bernalillo County · median household income $61,498 · median rent $893 · guide: jobs, pay and living in North Valley

24. Silver City

9,536 residents · Grant County · median household income $38,711 · median rent $866 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Silver City

25. Bernalillo

9,086 residents · Sandoval County · median household income $63,880 · median rent $902 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Bernalillo

26. Grants

8,951 residents · Cibola County · median household income $47,183 · median rent $783 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Grants

27. Anthony

8,767 residents · Doña Ana County · median household income $38,132 · median rent $561 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Anthony

28. Corrales

8,555 residents · Sandoval County · median household income $102,307 · median rent $1,143 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Corrales

29. Socorro

8,481 residents · Socorro County · median household income $39,375 · median rent $711 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Socorro

30. Ruidoso

7,699 residents · Lincoln County · median household income $52,736 · median rent $944 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Ruidoso

31. Shiprock

7,610 residents · San Juan County · median household income $35,900 · median rent $694 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Shiprock

32. Belen

7,450 residents · Valencia County · median household income $42,627 · median rent $916 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Belen

33. Bloomfield

7,395 residents · San Juan County · median household income $48,472 · median rent $984 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Bloomfield

34. Taos

6,458 residents · Taos County · median household income $47,304 · median rent $883 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Taos

35. Aztec

6,150 residents · San Juan County · median household income $41,977 · median rent $629 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Aztec

36. Edgewood

6,124 residents · Santa Fe County · median household income $84,761 · median rent $1,114 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Edgewood

37. Santa Teresa

6,041 residents · Doña Ana County · median household income $63,161 · median rent $1,356 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Santa Teresa

38. North Hobbs

6,034 residents · Lea County · median household income $82,554 · median rent $1,319 · guide: jobs, pay and living in North Hobbs

39. Raton

6,026 residents · Colfax County · median household income $52,641 · median rent $741 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Raton

40. Truth or Consequences

6,019 residents · Sierra County · median household income $33,788 · median rent $714 · guide: jobs, pay and living in Truth or Consequences

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