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New Mexico cities by population: sort and filter 105 cities.

New Mexico cities by population lists all 105 included cities in one sortable table (U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2025). Albuquerque leads at 556,588 residents, followed by Las Cruces at 116,978. Growth figures compare the April 2020 census base with the July 2025 estimate within one vintage.

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All 105 cities in New Mexico by 2025 population.
RankCity2025 pop2020 base5-yr Δ5-yr Δ %
#1Albuquerque556,588564,428-7,840-1.4%
#2Las Cruces116,978111,3975,581+5.0%
#3Rio Rancho114,419104,07310,346+9.9%
#4Santa Fe89,83787,5082,329+2.7%
#5Roswell46,87848,443-1,565-3.2%
#6Farmington46,05546,604-549-1.2%
#7Hobbs40,86340,518345+0.9%
#8Clovis37,12738,512-1,385-3.6%
#9Carlsbad32,52432,180344+1.1%
#10Alamogordo31,90630,924982+3.2%
#11Los Lunas20,57217,3913,181+18.3%
#12Gallup19,96921,901-1,932-8.8%
#13Sunland Park18,26816,7111,557+9.3%
#14Deming14,94415,170-226-1.5%
#15Artesia12,73512,880-145-1.1%
#16Las Vegas12,57413,214-640-4.8%
#17Portales11,73412,143-409-3.4%
#18Lovington11,62011,659-39-0.3%
#19Española10,45810,530-72-0.7%
#20Silver City9,2849,714-430-4.4%
#21Bernalillo9,1598,990169+1.9%
#22Grants8,9339,043-110-1.2%
#23Anthony8,9008,714186+2.1%
#24Corrales8,4848,4795+0.1%
#25Socorro8,2618,701-440-5.1%
#26Belen7,5897,337252+3.4%
#27Ruidoso7,5807,677-97-1.3%
#28Bloomfield7,3357,430-95-1.3%
#29Taos6,5266,562-36-0.5%
#30Edgewood6,1576,179-22-0.4%
#31Aztec6,0916,209-118-1.9%
#32Raton5,9526,046-94-1.6%
#33Truth or Consequences5,9496,052-103-1.7%
#34Los Ranchos de Albuquerque5,7905,881-91-1.5%
#35Tucumcari5,0825,282-200-3.8%
#36Rio Communities4,9534,92924+0.5%
#37Bosque Farms4,1744,018156+3.9%
#38Peralta3,4993,353146+4.4%
#39Eunice3,0373,054-17-0.6%
#40Santa Rosa2,8022,858-56-2.0%
#41Tularosa2,6622,56597+3.8%
#42Ruidoso Downs2,5882,654-66-2.5%
#43Clayton2,5102,654-144-5.4%
#44Milan2,4682,45711+0.4%
#45Lordsburg2,1812,331-150-6.4%
#46Jal2,1782,195-17-0.8%
#47Moriarty2,0741,938136+7.0%
#48Bayard2,0482,116-68-3.2%
#49Mesilla1,8181,80414+0.8%
#50Questa1,8091,79910+0.6%
#51Santa Clara1,5921,634-42-2.6%
#52Hatch1,5841,54638+2.5%
#53Columbus1,4841,43648+3.3%
#54Elephant Butte1,4561,4551+0.1%
#55Capitan1,4021,3975+0.4%
#56Loving1,3911,394-3-0.2%
#57Pecos1,3751,389-14-1.0%
#58Estancia1,3211,25566+5.3%
#59Hurley1,2111,256-45-3.6%
#60Angel Fire1,1701,196-26-2.2%
#61Dexter1,0491,063-14-1.3%
#62Carrizozo959980-21-2.1%
#63Hagerman957980-23-2.3%
#64Logan948971-23-2.4%
#65Mountainair93287953+6.0%
#66Springer922935-13-1.4%
#67Texico918946-28-3.0%
#68Chama913921-8-0.9%
#69Fort Sumner852885-33-3.7%
#70Cimarron784790-6-0.8%
#71Magdalena776808-32-4.0%
#72Cloudcroft75774413+1.7%
#73Tatum71171100.0%
#74Cuba64063010+1.6%
#75Melrose603627-24-3.8%
#76Kirtland572584-12-2.1%
#77Red River538542-4-0.7%
#78Tijeras460461-1-0.2%
#79Williamsburg458465-7-1.5%
#80Lake Arthur377380-3-0.8%
#81Eagle Nest321325-4-1.2%
#82Reserve31129318+6.1%
#83Vaughn272281-9-3.2%
#84Wagon Mound261265-4-1.5%
#85Maxwell220224-4-1.8%
#86Willard21720314+6.9%
#87Jemez Springs2052023+1.5%
#88San Jon186192-6-3.1%
#89Roy185193-8-4.1%
#90San Ysidro1691672+1.2%
#91Elida154158-4-2.5%
#92Corona128130-2-1.5%
#93Virden118125-7-5.6%
#94Dora117121-4-3.3%
#95Hope111112-1-0.9%
#96Des Moines105114-9-7.9%
#97Mosquero9097-7-7.2%
#98Floyd8486-2-2.3%
#99Taos Ski Valley81783+3.8%
#100Grady7984-5-6.0%
#101Causey6669-3-4.3%
#102Encino56524+7.7%
#103House5557-2-3.5%
#104Folsom4649-3-6.1%
#105Grenville2425-1-4.0%
All 105 cities in New Mexico.

Methodology · New Mexico population ranking

New Mexico cities ranked by Census Vintage 2025 estimates.

New Mexico ranking uses Census Vintage 2025 Population Estimates Program data as of July 1, 2025. Ranks are state-scoped, using standard competition ranking ("1224"): tied cities share the lower rank and the next rank is skipped. Growth shown is 2020 base → 2025 — within-vintage; no 2010→2025 figures appear here per methodology §6.

This page covers every city for which Census publishes annual PEP estimates in New Mexico: standard incorporated places, any consolidated city-county governments, and (where applicable) DC or Urban Honolulu. Census-designated places (CDPs) are excluded with one named exception — Urban Honolulu. In states like Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts, many residents live in towns and townships rather than incorporated cities; PEP does not publish annual estimates for those places (a V1 limitation), so the city counts for MCD-heavy states may be lower than expected.

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