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Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share, Arizona cities · 1990

Arizona cities ranked by the share of all residents who are White, not Hispanic or Latino (1990 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: White (non-Hispanic) residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 71 cities in Arizona that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 71 is 81.3%.

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RELATEDHighest Asian household income Highest Black household income Highest Hispanic household income Highest White (non-Hispanic) household income Largest White (non-Hispanic) population Largest Black population

YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPWHITE, NON-HISPANICVS –

01Tucson Estates, AZAZ12,13699.5%–

02Sun City West, AZAZ27,42599.2%–

03Sun City, AZAZ37,48699.1%–

04Sun Lakes, AZAZ13,92498.0%–

05Green Valley, AZAZ22,11496.7%–

06Payson, AZAZ16,69396.1%–

07Paradise Valley, AZAZ12,25196.1%–

08Litchfield Park, AZAZ6,72795.6%–

09Lake Havasu City, AZAZ59,35895.6%–

10Cave Creek, AZAZ5,16094.7%–

11Fountain Hills, AZAZ23,62594.5%–

12Chino Valley, AZAZ13,83294.1%–

13Sedona, AZAZ9,61993.5%–

14New Kingman-Butler, AZAZ13,99393.2%–

15Fortuna Foothills, AZAZ28,89693.0%–

16Prescott Valley, AZAZ52,42392.9%–

17Golden Valley, AZAZ8,56792.8%–

18Scottsdale, AZAZ243,00692.8%–

19Oro Valley, AZAZ48,08592.7%–

20Youngtown, AZAZ7,03992.7%–

21Apache Junction, AZAZ45,67292.6%–

22Arizona City, AZAZ9,54392.5%–

23Wickenburg, AZAZ8,30592.2%–

24Prescott, AZAZ48,42091.4%–

25Kingman, AZAZ35,82990.3%–

26Show Low, AZAZ12,47190.2%–

27Camp Verde, AZAZ12,58188.4%–

28Picture Rocks, AZAZ9,44887.9%–

29Flowing Wells, AZAZ16,55986.0%–

30Cottonwood, AZAZ12,70985.6%–

31Mesa, AZAZ513,65685.3%–

32Gilbert, AZAZ287,28584.8%–

33Snowflake, AZAZ6,90283.3%–

34Sierra Vista Southeast, AZAZ14,33083.2%–

35Catalina, AZAZ6,48982.4%–

36Avra Valley, AZAZ6,27781.3%–

37Peoria, AZAZ200,88181.1%–

38Tempe, AZAZ190,57180.9%–

39Glendale, AZAZ260,57279.1%–

40Thatcher, AZAZ5,69077.7%–

41Chandler, AZAZ278,74877.1%–

42Benson, AZAZ5,53276.9%–

43Flagstaff, AZAZ77,26072.8%–

44Sierra Vista, AZAZ44,90772.4%–

45Phoenix, AZAZ1,665,48171.9%–

46Page, AZAZ7,14770.6%–

47Three Points, AZAZ5,25465.9%–

48Buckeye, AZAZ125,44565.4%–

49Goodyear, AZAZ125,35964.4%–

50Tucson, AZAZ548,37163.7%–

51Marana, AZAZ65,52362.4%–

52Queen Creek, AZAZ89,77061.7%–

53Globe, AZAZ7,19160.5%–

54Safford, AZAZ10,27960.2%–

55Yuma, AZAZ105,22758.8%–

56Casa Grande, AZAZ69,75357.7%–

57Coolidge, AZAZ19,95954.6%–

58Florence, AZAZ25,22254.5%–

59Valencia West, AZAZ14,72852.5%–

60Winslow, AZAZ8,46446.8%–

61Avondale, AZAZ100,98342.5%–

62Surprise, AZAZ175,30440.3%–

63Tolleson, AZAZ9,22423.4%–

64Eloy, AZAZ19,96719.3%–

65El Mirage, AZAZ35,82018.3%–

66Douglas, AZAZ16,03815.6%–

67Tuba City, AZAZ7,9608.1%–

68Nogales, AZAZ19,4957.8%–

69Somerton, AZAZ14,9343.3%–

70Guadalupe, AZAZ5,0931.2%–

71San Luis, AZAZ42,0300.2%–

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