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Tucson population, 2010 to 2025

Tucson, Arizona: 548,371 residents in 2025, up 4.0% since 2010. Explore Census city-limit population data.

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  • Tucson, Arizona: 527K in 2010, 548K in 2025. It peaked at 551K in 2024.

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Tucson, Arizona, had a city-limit count 21,323 higher in 2025 than in 2010, a 4.0% change. The latest Census estimate is 548,371 people within city limits, ranking 34 among US incorporated places. The displayed series peaked at 550,633 in 2024, above the latest count. The biggest annual change occurred in 2020: 6,340 fewer residents than the preceding estimate. This coincides with the change in Census vintages.

These figures measure Tucson within its Census incorporated-place boundaries, not the population of the surrounding metropolitan area. They are July 1 estimates, combining Vintage 2020 for 2010–2019 and Vintage 2025 for 2020 onward. City boundaries can change, and newer Census vintages revise estimates; a shift in this series cannot be attributed to migration alone. Consolidated-city balances exclude separately incorporated places. The table preserves exact resident counts, while the chart follows the annual sequence.

The data

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, city and town population estimates (Vintage 2020 for 2010–2019, Vintage 2025 for 2020–2025), incorporated places, July 1, people. Retrieved November 5, 2026. Census incorporated-place boundaries, not a metropolitan area. Boundary changes and revisions between Census vintages can affect comparisons. Consolidated city balances exclude separately incorporated places.

Tucson population, City-limit residents, 2010 to 2025, 2010–2025
DateTucson, Arizona
2010527K
2011531K
2012532K
2013533K
2014535K
2015536K
2016538K
2017542K
2018545K
2019549K
2020543K
2021541K
2022547K
2023548K
2024551K
2025548K

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Frequently asked questions

What is the population of Tucson?

Tucson, Arizona, had an estimated 548,371 residents on July 1, 2025, according to the Census Bureau. This is the city-limit population, not the metro area.

Is Tucson growing or shrinking?

Its city-limit count rose from 527,048 in 2010 to 548,371 in 2025, a 4.0% increase. The most recent year-to-year change was 2,262 fewer residents. Boundary changes and estimate revisions can affect comparisons.

How does Tucson rank by population?

It ranked 34 among US incorporated places in the 2025 estimates used here. This is a city-limit ranking; a metro-area ranking would use a different geographic unit.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, city and town population estimates (Vintage 2020 for 2010–2019, Vintage 2025 for 2020–2025), incorporated places, July 1, people. Retrieved November 5, 2026. Census incorporated-place boundaries, not a metropolitan area. Boundary changes and revisions between Census vintages can affect comparisons. Consolidated city balances exclude separately incorporated places. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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