Cities in New Mexico
Every one of the 105 Census places in New Mexico is listed below, biggest first. Each city page carries the New Mexico lending rules that apply to a borrower there, with sources.
All places in New Mexico
- Albuquerque 560,274
- Las Cruces 114,892
- Rio Rancho 110,660
- Santa Fe 89,167
- Roswell 47,109
- Farmington 46,237
- Hobbs 39,386
- Clovis 37,612
- Carlsbad 31,499
- Alamogordo 31,284
- Gallup 20,451
- Los Lunas 19,079
- Sunland Park 17,689
- Deming 14,603
- Las Vegas 12,905
- Artesia 12,326
- Portales 11,859
- Lovington 11,237
- Española 10,431
- Silver City 9,377
- Bernalillo 9,114
- Grants 8,996
- Anthony 8,726
- Corrales 8,616
- Socorro 8,361
- Ruidoso 7,663
- Belen 7,474
- Bloomfield 7,349
- Taos 6,427
- Aztec 6,130
- Edgewood 6,130
- Truth or Consequences 6,000
- Raton 5,978
- Los Ranchos de Albuquerque 5,828
- Tucumcari 5,123
- Rio Communities 4,907
- Bosque Farms 4,076
- Peralta 3,428
- Eunice 2,944
- Santa Rosa 2,769
- Tularosa 2,599
- Clayton 2,581
- Ruidoso Downs 2,579
- Milan 2,457
- Lordsburg 2,203
- Jal 2,105
- Bayard 2,064
- Moriarty 2,010
- Questa 1,797
- Mesilla 1,792
- Santa Clara 1,608
- Hatch 1,568
- Columbus 1,450
- Elephant Butte 1,443
- Capitan 1,393
- Pecos 1,380
- Loving 1,330
- Estancia 1,295
- Hurley 1,230
- Angel Fire 1,176
- Dexter 1,054
- Carrizozo 960
- Logan 959
- Hagerman 954
- Springer 927
- Texico 922
- Chama 912
- Mountainair 908
- Fort Sumner 863
- Cimarron 789
- Magdalena 779
- Cloudcroft 758
- Tatum 681
- Cuba 638
- Melrose 603
- Kirtland 576
- Red River 537
- Tijeras 463
- Williamsburg 463
- Lake Arthur 374
- Eagle Nest 316
- Reserve 311
- Vaughn 267
- Wagon Mound 265
- Maxwell 223
- Willard 212
- Jemez Springs 202
- San Jon 190
- Roy 185
- San Ysidro 168
- Elida 156
- Corona 128
- Virden 120
- Dora 115
- Des Moines 112
- Hope 109
- Mosquero 92
- Floyd 85
- Grady 84
- Taos Ski Valley 81
- Causey 68
- Encino 56
- House 55
- Folsom 47
- Grenville 25
Common questions
What is on a city page, and why does my city have one?
Lending rules are written at the state level, while pricing is decided borrower by borrower. A city page shows both: the sourced rules for your state and the Census context for your area.
Can my rate change because of the city I live in?
Rarely, if ever. A lender licensed in a state applies one pricing model across it. Your rate turns on your credit profile, your income and your debt-to-income ratio — the city does not enter into it.