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Average one-way travel time to work for people who don't work from home. Shorter is better.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
26.4 min
Arizona
25.4 min
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Top and bottom zip codes in Arizona

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the longest commutes

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  1. 186544Red Valley61 min
  2. 286031Indian Wells57.8 min
  3. 385553Tonto Basin53.7 min
  4. 486035Leupp53.3 min
  5. 585342Morristown49.6 min
  6. 686535Dennehotso49.6 min
  7. 785544Pine46.4 min
  8. 885361Wittmann43.9 min
  9. 985625Pearce43.9 min
  10. 1085623Oracle43.1 min

Zip codes with the shortest commutes

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  1. 186023Grand Canyon8.7 min
  2. 286321Bagdad9.8 min
  3. 385613Fort Huachuca10.2 min
  4. 485540Morenci10.4 min
  5. 585348Salome11.5 min
  6. 685344Parker12.9 min
  7. 785708Tucson13.2 min
  8. 886403Lake Havasu City13.6 min
  9. 986011Flagstaff14.2 min
  10. 1086040Page14.5 min

Average commute by county in Arizona

  1. 1Pinal County31.8 min
  2. 2Apache County28.1 min
  3. 3Maricopa County26 min
  4. 4Navajo County25 min
  5. 5Pima County24.3 min
  6. 6Santa Cruz County24.2 min
  7. 7Yavapai County23.5 min
  8. 8Cochise County23.4 min
  9. 9Graham County22.8 min
  10. 10Gila County21.9 min
  11. 11Yuma County21.3 min
  12. 12Mohave County19.9 min
  13. 13Coconino County19.3 min
  14. 14Greenlee County19.1 min
  15. 15La Paz County13.2 min

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest average commute in Arizona?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 86544 (Red Valley, AZ) has the highest: 61 min.

Which zip code has the lowest average commute in Arizona?

86023 (Grand Canyon, AZ) has the lowest: 8.7 min.

What is the average commute for the United States?

26.4 min; in Arizona it is 25.4 min.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Average one-way travel time to work for people who don't work from home. Shorter is better.

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