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Share of residents with no health insurance of any kind. Lower is better.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 8.4%
- New Mexico
- 9.6%
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Top and bottom zip codes in New Mexico
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest uninsured rate
See allUninsured rate by county in New Mexico
- 1McKinley County16.8%
- 2Lea County14.9%
- 3Hidalgo County13.3%
- 4San Juan County12.9%
- 5De Baca County12.6%
- 6Cibola County11.9%
- 7Doña Ana County11.3%
- 8Roosevelt County11.3%
- 9Chaves County10.8%
- 10Union County10.4%
- 11Colfax County10.1%
- 12Curry County10.1%
- 13Otero County10.1%
- 14Eddy County9.8%
- 15Lincoln County9.6%
- 16Socorro County9.4%
- 17Luna County9.3%
- 18Santa Fe County8.9%
- 19Bernalillo County8.8%
- 20Rio Arriba County8.7%
- 21Valencia County8.3%
- 22Torrance County7.8%
- 23Taos County7.7%
- 24San Miguel County7.1%
- 25Sandoval County6.5%
- 26Catron County6.3%
- 27Grant County5.2%
- 28Guadalupe County5.1%
- 29Quay County5%
- 30Sierra County4.1%
- 31Los Alamos County2.5%
- 32Mora County2%
- 33Harding County1.2%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest uninsured rate in New Mexico?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 87062 (Veguita, NM) has the highest: 37%.
Which zip code has the lowest uninsured rate in New Mexico?
87942 (Williamsburg, NM) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the uninsured rate for the United States?
8.4%; in New Mexico it is 9.6%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of residents with no health insurance of any kind. Lower is better.
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