Alaska is one of the prominent 50 states of the United States, being state number 49 admitted on January 3, 1959; Arizona state is also the 6th largest state in the US by land area of about 294,282 km squared with a population of over 7 million residents as of 2025. It has 15 counties and 89 Municipalities, further divided into 45 cities and 44 towns, and all operate alongside 21 tribal governments. The state law of Arizona categorizes cities with a minimum population of 3,000 residents and towns with 1,500 residents.
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State Information Overview
| Category | Data |
|---|---|
| Total Municipalities | 89 |
| Number of Cities and Towns | 89 (45 cities and 44 towns) |
| Number of Villages | None |
| State Capital | Phoenix |
| Largest Municipality by Population | Phoenix (approximately 1.65 million people) |
| Smallest Municipality by Population | Winkelman (296 residents) |
| Number of Counties | 15 counties |
Cities and Towns by Alphabetical Letter
Cities in Arizona that start with A
- Aguila
- Ajo
- Ak Chin
- Ak-Chin Village
- Alamo Lake
- Ali Chuk
- Ali Chukson
- Ali Molina
- Alpine
- Amado
- Anegam
- Antares
- Anthem
- Apache Junction
- Arivaca
- Arivaca Junction
- Arizona City
- Arizona Village
- Arlington
- Ash Fork
- Avenue B and C
- Avondale
- Avra Valley
Cities in Arizona that start with B
- Bagdad
- Beaver Dam
- Beaver Valley
- Bellemont
- Benson
- Beyerville
- Bisbee
- Bitter Springs
- Black Canyon City
- Blackwater
- Blue Ridge
- Bluewater
- Bouse
- Bowie
- Brenda
- Bryce
- Buckeye
- Buckshot
- Bullhead City
- Burnside
- Bylas
Cities in Arizona that start with C
- Cactus Flats
- Cactus Forest
- Cameron
- Campo Bonito
- Camp Verde
- Cane Beds
- Canyon Day
- Carefree
- Carrizo
- Casa Blanca
- Casa Grande
- Casas Adobes
- Catalina
- Catalina Foothills
- Cave Creek
- Cedar Creek
- Centennial Park
- Central
- Central Heights-Midland City
- Chandler
- Charco
- Chiawuli Tak
- Chilchinbito
- Chinle
- Chino Valley
- Chloride
- Christopher Creek
- Chuichu
- Cibecue
- Cibola
- Cienega Springs
- Circle City
- Citrus Park
- Clacks Canyon
- Clarkdale
- Claypool
- Clay Springs
- Clifton
- Colorado City
- Congress
- Coolidge
- Copper Hill
- Cordes Lakes
- Cornfields
- Cornville
- Corona de Tucson
- Cottonwood CDP
- Cottonwood city
- Crozier
- Crystal Beach
- Cutter
Cities in Arizona that start with D
- Dateland
- Deer Creek
- Del Muerto
- Dennehotso
- Desert Hills
- Dewey-Humboldt
- Dilkon
- Dolan Springs
- Doney Park
- Donovan Estates
- Douglas
- Dragoon
- Drexel Heights
- Dripping Springs
- Drysdale
- Dudleyville
- Duncan
Cities in Arizona that start with E
- Eagar
- East Fork
- East Globe
- East Verde Estates
- Ehrenberg
- Elephant Head
- Elfrida
- Elgin
- El Mirage
- Eloy
- El Prado Estates
Cities in Arizona that start with F
- First Mesa
- Flagstaff
- Florence
- Flowing Springs
- Flowing Wells
- Forest Lakes
- Fort Apache
- Fort Defiance
- Fort Mohave
- Fort Thomas
- Fortuna Foothills
- Fort Valley
- Fountain Hills
- Franklin
- Fredonia
- Freedom Acres
Cities in Arizona that start with G
- Gadsden
- Ganado
- Geronimo Estates
- Gila Bend
- Gila Crossing
- Gilbert
- Gisela
- Glendale
- Globe
- Gold Canyon
- Golden Shores
- Golden Valley
- Goodyear
- Goodyear Village
- Grand Canyon Village
- Greasewood
- Greenehaven
- Green Valley
- Guadalupe
- Gu Oidak
Cities in Arizona that start with H
- Hackberry
- Haigler Creek
- Haivana Nakya
- Hard Rock
- Hayden
- Heber-Overgaard
- Holbrook
- Hondah
- Hotevilla-Bacavi
- Houck
- Huachuca City
- Hunter Creek
Cities in Arizona that start with I
- Icehouse Canyon
- Indian Wells
Cities in Arizona that start with J
- Jakes Corner
- Jeddito
- Jerome
- Joseph City
- J-Six Ranchettes
Cities in Arizona that start with K
- Kachina Village
- Kaibab
- Kaibab Estates West
- Kaibito
- Katherine
- Kayenta
- Keams Canyon
- Kearny
- Kingman
- Kino Springs
- Klagetoh
- Kleindale
- Kohls Ranch
- Komatke
- Ko Vaya
- Kykotsmovi Village
Cities in Arizona that start with L
- Lake Havasu City
- Lake Montezuma
- Lake of the Woods
- La Paz Valley
- Lazy Y U
- LeChee
- Leupp
- Linden
- Litchfield Park
- Littlefield
- Lower Santan Village
- Low Mountain
- Lukachukai
- Lupton
Cities in Arizona that start with M
- Maish Vaya
- Mammoth
- Many Farms
- Marana
- Maricopa
- Maricopa Colony
- Martinez Lake
- Mayer
- McNary
- McNeal
- Mead Ranch
- Meadview
- Mesa
- Mesa del Caballo
- Mescal
- Mesquite Creek
- Miami
- Miracle Valley
- Moccasin
- Moenkopi
- Mohave Valley
- Mojave Ranch Estates
- Morenci
- Mormon Lake
- Morristown
- Mountainaire
- Mountain View Ranches
- Munds Park
Cities in Arizona that start with N
- Naco
- Nazlini
- Nelson
- New Kingman-Butler
- New River
- Nogales
- North Fork
- Nutrioso
Cities in Arizona that start with O
- Oak Creek Canyon
- Oak Springs
- Oatman
- Oljato-Monument Valley
- Oracle
- Orange Grove Mobile Manor
- Oro Valley
- Oxbow Estates
Cities in Arizona that start with P
- Page
- Palominas
- Paradise Valley
- Parker
- Parker Strip
- Parks
- Patagonia
- Paulden
- Payson
- Peach Springs
- Peeples Valley
- Peoria
- Peridot
- Phoenix
- Picacho
- Picture Rocks
- Pima
- Pinal
- Pine
- Pinedale
- Pine Lake
- Pinetop Country Club
- Pinetop-Lakeside
- Pinion Pines
- Pinon
- Pirtleville
- Pisinemo
- Poston
- Prescott
- Prescott Valley
Cities in Arizona that start with Q
- Quartzsite
- Queen Creek
- Queen Valley
Cities in Arizona that start with Q
- Quartzsite
- Queen Creek
- Queen Valley
Cities in Arizona that start with S
- Sacate Village
- Sacaton
- Sacaton Flats Village
- Saddlebrooke
- Safford
- Sahuarita
- Salome
- San Carlos
- Sanders
- San Jose
- San Luis
- San Manuel
- San Miguel
- San Simon
- Santa Cruz
- San Tan Valley
- Santa Rosa
- Sawmill
- Scenic
- Scottsdale
- Seba Dalkai
- Second Mesa
- Sedona
- Sehili
- Seligman
- Sells
- Seven Mile
- Shongopovi
- Shonto
- Show Low
- Shumway
- Sierra Vista
- Sierra Vista Southeast
- Six Shooter Canyon
- Snowflake
- So-Hi
- Solomon
- Somerton
- Sonoita
- South Komelik
- South Tucson
- Springerville
- Spring Valley
- Stanfield
- Star Valley
- St. David
- Steamboat
- St. Johns city
- St. Johns CDP
- St. Michaels
- Stotonic Village
- Strawberry
- Summerhaven
- Summit
- Sun City
- Sun City West
- Sunizona
- Sun Lakes
- Sunsites
- Sun Valley
- Sunwest
- Superior
- Surprise
- Sweet Water Village
- Swift Trail Junction
Cities in Arizona that start with T
- Tacna
- Tanque Verde
- Taylor
- Teec Nos Pos
- Tees Toh
- Tempe
- Thatcher
- Theba
- Three Points
- Timberline-Fernwood
- Tolani Lake
- Tolleson
- Tombstone
- Tonalea
- Tonopah
- Tonto Basin
- Tonto Village
- Topawa
- Top-of-the-World
- Truxton
- Tsaile
- Tubac
- Tuba City
- Tucson
- Tucson Estates
- Tucson Mountains
- Tumacacori-Carmen
- Turkey Creek
- Tusayan
Cities in Arizona that start with U
- Upper Santan Village
Cities in Arizona that start with V
- Vail
- Vaiva Vo
- Valencia West
- Valentine
- Valle
- Valle Vista
- Ventana
- Verde Village
- Vernon
- Vicksburg
- Village of Oak Creek (Big Park)
Cities in Arizona that start with W
- Wagon Wheel
- Wahak Hotrontk
- Wall Lane
- Walnut Creek
- Washington Park
- Wellton
- Wellton Hills
- Wenden
- Wet Camp Village
- Wheatfields
- Whetstone
- Whispering Pines
- Whitecone
- White Hills
- White Mountain Lake
- Whiteriver
- Why
- Wickenburg
- Wide Ruins
- Wikieup
- Wilhoit
- Willcox
- Williams
- Williamson
- Willow Valley
- Window Rock
- Winkelman
- Winslow
- Winslow West
- Wintersburg
- Wittmann
Cities in Arizona that start with Y
- Yarnell
- York
- Young
- Youngtown
- Yucca
- Yuma
- Yuma Proving Ground
Note
Arizona has no cities starting with the letters X and Z in the alphabetical arrangement
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FAQs
How many cities and towns are in Arizona?
The State has 89 Municipalities, further divided into 45 cities and 44 towns,
What is the nicest city in Arizona to live in?
The friendliest cities in Arizona provide a sense of community building; the rate of homes is not that high, and monthly expenses are pretty low. These cities are: Gilbert, Scottsdale, Flagstaff, Tucson, Chandler, Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Peoria, and Prescott
What is the 2 largest city in Arizona?
The two largest cities in Arizona are Phoenix, the state capital, covering 518.3 Area miles, and Tucson, the second largest, with 242.2 area miles.
