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Highest employer health coverage, New Mexico cities · 2020

New Mexico cities ranked by the share of people with employer-based health insurance, alone or in combination with other coverage (2020 ACS). This list covers the 46 cities in New Mexico that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 46 is 39.4%.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros ZIP codes

YEAR2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPEMPLOYER-BASED INSURANCEVS –

01White Rock, NMNM5,71687.4%–

02Los Alamos, NMNM13,31784.7%–

03Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, NMNM5,79061.3%–

04Los Lunas, NMNM20,57261.0%–

05Rio Rancho, NMNM114,41958.6%–

06Corrales, NMNM8,48456.9%–

07Carlsbad, NMNM32,52453.7%–

08Eldorado at Santa Fe, NMNM5,61953.6%–

09Edgewood, NMNM6,15753.0%–

10Bloomfield, NMNM7,33552.2%–

11Albuquerque, NMNM556,58850.5%–

12Socorro, NMNM8,26150.4%–

13Farmington, NMNM46,05549.5%–

14Artesia, NMNM12,73548.8%–

15North Hobbs, NMNM6,03448.3%–

16Hobbs, NMNM40,86346.3%–

17Las Cruces, NMNM116,97843.1%–

18Portales, NMNM11,73443.0%–

19Santa Fe, NMNM89,83742.8%–

20Lovington, NMNM11,62041.3%–

21North Valley, NMNM10,45540.9%–

22Silver City, NMNM9,28439.8%–

23Bernalillo, NMNM9,15939.4%–

24Grants, NMNM8,93339.0%–

25Roswell, NMNM46,87838.0%–

26Raton, NMNM5,95237.9%–

27Truth or Consequences, NMNM5,94936.4%–

28Alamogordo, NMNM31,90636.4%–

29South Valley, NMNM37,12035.5%–

30Belen, NMNM7,58935.4%–

31Aztec, NMNM6,09135.2%–

32Clovis, NMNM37,12735.2%–

33Santa Teresa, NMNM6,04134.3%–

34Las Vegas, NMNM12,57434.2%–

35Española, NMNM10,45834.0%–

36Deming, NMNM14,94433.1%–

37El Cerro Mission, NMNM5,32332.9%–

38Tucumcari, NMNM5,08232.6%–

39Ruidoso, NMNM7,58032.4%–

40Gallup, NMNM19,96930.6%–

41Sunland Park, NMNM18,26828.8%–

42Taos, NMNM6,52627.6%–

43Shiprock, NMNM7,61027.1%–

44Chaparral, NMNM18,18623.0%–

45Anthony, NMNM8,90020.9%–

46Zuni Pueblo, NMNM5,8646.9%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS