The City of Kingman is in a broad valley between the pine-forested Hualapai Mountain on the east, and the rugged Cerbat and Black Mountain ranges on the west. Kingman offers the best of Arizona's high desert lifestyle.

As of the 2010 census, the city of Kingman had a total population of 28,068 and nearby communities bring the total population to a little over 50,000.

Kingman is an affordable community located in Mohave County in Northwestern Arizona. Mohave County has a population of 200,186 with Kingman being the county seat.

We are located in the midst of breathtaking natural beauty with the sunbelt lifestyle. Kingman's elevation is ideal, at 3,336 feet. Kingman weather is an ideal southwestern climate -- neither too hot or too cold! Kingman, Arizona weather is a dry climate.

Kingman, the Heart of historic Route 66 & one of the hidden treasures of Arizona, is conveniently located on Interstate 40 and is the perfect launching point for "Route 66 and Beyond". Kingman sits at an elevation of 3,336 feet in a high desert valley between the Cerbat and Hualapai mountains in Arizona's northwest territory.

Kingman is also just 45 minutes away from three major lakes including Lake Havasu, Lake Mohave and Lake Mead making it a great place for fishing and boating buffs; not to mention the exceptional hunting, hiking, camping, photography and rock-hounding opportunities the area entails. There is much to do in the Kingman area and The Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and Las Vegas are all an easy day trip.

Kingman, Arizona is a great place to live! You can escape nature's fury and live in a great place in the USA where there are no wildfires, earthquakes, tornadoes, hail, volcanoes, hurricanes, mudslides, flooding, ice or bitter winter weather, and the rare snow usually melts before noon! Where? Kingman, Arizona.