Queen Creek, Arizona population

Incorporated place · Official geographic code 0458150 · Census name: Queen Creek town

89,770

· Annual resident population estimate

U.S. Census Bureau · Population Estimates Program · Vintage 2025

+6,797 residents (+8.19%) since July 1, 2024.

Queen Creek had an estimated 89,770 residents on July 1, 2025, the 15th most populous of 91 incorporated places in Arizona. Its population grew 8.19% between July 2024 and July 2025, compared with +0.89% for Arizona and +0.52% for the United States.

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Population change, 2020–2025
+29,070July 1 to July 1 · +47.89%
Land-area density, 2025
2,135.4People per square mile · 2025 land area
Rank in Arizona, 2025
15 of 91392 of 19,471 nationally

Queen Creek population history

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The six July 1 estimates in the table belong to one consistent Vintage 2025 series. The Census Bureau revises earlier years when it releases a new vintage; a figure from an older publication may differ from the value below.

Queen Creek population, 2010–2025: 2010–2020 intercensal estimates (2020 boundaries) and Vintage 2025 estimates (2025 boundaries) 97.3k57.3k17.3k 2010201520202025

Vintage 2025, July 1, 2020–2025 Intercensal, 2010–2020

The highest observed population in this annual series was 89,770 in 2025. This is a peak within 2020–2025 coverage, not an all-time record.

Queen Creek, Arizona: July 1 annual population estimates, Vintage 2025
Reference datePopulationAnnual change
July 1, 202060,700—
July 1, 202166,126+5,426
July 1, 202270,468+4,342
July 1, 202376,928+6,460
July 1, 202482,973+6,045
July 1, 202589,770+6,797
Why is the April 2020 estimates base different from a census count?

The PEP estimates base here is 59,308 residents on April 1, 2020. It incorporates the Census Bureau’s corrections and geographic revisions and serves as the starting point for this annual series. It is not labeled an original 2020 census count. The chart starts at July 1, 2020, so its five-year change uses two July observations. Read about measurement types.

Queen Creek population by year, 2010–2020

From the April 2010 estimates base to the April 2020 census count, Queen Creek gained 32,779 residents (+122.6%). These Census Bureau intercensal estimates use 2020 boundaries and were released in November 2024.

Queen Creek: 2010–2020 intercensal population estimates and April 1, 2020 census count, 2020 boundaries
DatePopulationAnnual change
April 1, 2010 · estimates base26,732—
July 1, 201027,110—
July 1, 201127,882+772
July 1, 201228,819+937
July 1, 201331,481+2,662
July 1, 201434,529+3,048
July 1, 201537,509+2,980
July 1, 201641,255+3,746
July 1, 201746,305+5,050
July 1, 201850,870+4,565
July 1, 201955,357+4,487
April 1, 2020 · census count59,511—

The April 2020 census count (59,511) and the Vintage 2025 April 2020 base (59,308) differ by 203. The gap comes from boundary changes and the Census Bureau’s revised 2020 base, not population change, so measure growth within one series. Source and download

Growth and density

Between July 1, 2020 and July 1, 2025, Queen Creek gained 29,070 residents, a 47.89% increase. The annualized change over these five elapsed years was +8.14%. Annualized change is a summary of the interval; it does not imply that the population changed at that rate in every year.

The 2025 Gazetteer reports 42.04 square miles of land. Dividing the July 1, 2025 population by that compatible land area gives 2,135.4 people per square mile. Water area is excluded. Density depends on geographic boundaries. It describes this entire place, rather than a typical neighborhood or built-up area.

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How Queen Creek compares

Growth rates below use the same Vintage 2025 series for every row, so they can be compared directly. A city’s rate can differ sharply from its county’s because the county also includes other towns and unincorporated areas.

Population and growth compared with larger geographies, Vintage 2025
GeographyPopulation · 2025Growth · 2024–25Growth · 2020–25
Queen Creek89,770+8.19%+47.89%
Maricopa County4,689,558+0.76%+5.50%
Pinal County539,380+4.59%+25.37%
Arizona7,623,818+0.89%+6.08%
United States341,784,857+0.52%+3.08%

The Census Bureau does not publish births, deaths or migration for incorporated places; county profiles show those components of change. Coverage details

Queen Creek demographics: age, race and income

The median age in Queen Creek is 37.0 years, compared with 39.0 in Arizona. 45.0% of adults 25 and older hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, and the median household income is $141,978. About 3.7% of residents live below the poverty level, and 6.2% were born outside the United States.

These are American Community Survey 5-year estimates for 2020–2024. They describe the 60 months ending in December 2024, come from a sample survey with the margins of error shown, and are separate from the July 1, 2025 population estimate above.

Queen Creek population characteristics, ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates with 90 percent margins of error
CharacteristicQueen CreekMarginArizonaU.S.
Age and sex
Median age37.0±1.139.038.9
Under 18 years30.5%±1.621.6%22.0%
65 years and over12.4%±1.218.9%17.2%
Female50.3%±1.250.1%50.5%
Race and Hispanic origin
Hispanic or Latino (any race)16.7%±1.931.4%19.3%
White alone, not Hispanic71.4%±2.252.6%57.4%
Black alone, not Hispanic3.0%±0.94.4%11.9%
Asian alone, not Hispanic2.8%±0.93.5%5.9%
American Indian and Alaska Native, not Hispanic0.3% *±0.23.2%0.5%
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander, not Hispanic0.5% *±0.40.2%0.2%
Some other race, not Hispanic0.4% *±0.30.5%0.6%
Two or more races, not Hispanic5.1%±1.24.4%4.3%
Born outside the United States6.2%±1.113.0%14.1%
Households and education
Households22,323±5042,856,081129,227,496
Average household size3.21±0.072.532.53
Bachelor’s degree or higher, age 25+45.0%±2.333.3%35.7%
Income and poverty
Median household income$141,978±$4,711$79,964$80,734
Below the poverty level3.7%±1.012.5%12.5%

Margins are 90% margins of error. * The margin is large relative to the estimate (coefficient of variation above 30%); treat it as approximate. Percentages are computed from published Summary File counts with Census Bureau margin formulas. ACS survey population: 71,867; 2024 boundaries. Source and download

Geographic context

This figure covers the residents inside Queen Creek’s municipal boundary on July 1, 2025. It is not a metropolitan-area total, and figures for a ZIP code, school district or mailing address area cover different territory, so they usually differ. Queen Creek lies in Maricopa County and Pinal County, according to the published county/place-part relationships.

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Other incorporated places in the same counties

Largest other whole incorporated places sharing at least one of these counties; their totals can include residents of neighboring counties.

Resident population, July 1, 2025; change since July 1, 2024. PEP Vintage 2025.
PlacePopulation · 2025Change · 2024–25Growth · 2024–25People / sq. mi.
Phoenix1,665,481+3,157+0.19%3,212.6
Mesa513,656-1,133-0.22%3,618.3
Gilbert287,285+152+0.05%4,176.5
Chandler278,748-1,266-0.45%4,242.6
Glendale260,572+3,796+1.48%3,872.9

Arizona incorporated places with nearby population ranks

Neighboring 2025 population ranks within Arizona. Similar population does not imply similar density, boundaries or demographics.

Resident population, July 1, 2025; change since July 1, 2024. PEP Vintage 2025.
PlacePopulation · 2025Change · 2024–25Growth · 2024–25People / sq. mi.
Yuma105,227+1,114+1.07%868.7
Avondale100,983+4,337+4.49%2,110.5
Maricopa78,362+3,473+4.64%1,844.0
Flagstaff77,260-45-0.06%1,169.9

Source, citation and downloads

U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program, Vintage 2025, sub-est2025.csv, variable POPESTIMATE2025; Queen Creek town, Arizona, geographic code 0458150; resident population 89,770 on July 1, 2025; boundaries January 1, 2025. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/datasets/2020-2025/cities/totals/sub-est2025.csv. Retrieved September 30, 2026. US Population Data snapshot pep-2025-r1, transformation 1.

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