Arizona Snapshot

15 Counties Scored
59.9 Mean Score
63.0 Median Score
71.4 Navajo County Most Distressed
31.1 Greenlee County Least Distressed
6 Serious 8 Elevated 1 Healthy
Zone Distribution

Arizona County Map

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Healthy Normal Elevated Serious Crisis

All 15 Arizona counties colored by distress zone. Hover for details; click released counties for full reports.

Most & Least Distressed

Most Distressed

#1 Navajo County
71.4 Serious Stress
Income & Poverty
#2 Gila County
69.6 Serious Stress
Income & Poverty
#3 Apache County
68.7 Serious Stress
Income & Poverty

Least Distressed

#15 Greenlee County
31.1 Healthy
Debt & Delinquency
#14 Graham County
50.0 Elevated
Income & Poverty
50.1 Elevated
Housing Cost Burden

Score Distribution

How Arizona's 15 county scores are distributed across the 0–100 scale.

All Arizona Counties

15 counties ranked by distress score. Click column headers to sort.

State Rank Nat'l Rank County Score Zone Primary Driver
1 149 Navajo County 71.4 Serious Stress Income & Poverty
2 234 Gila County 69.6 Serious Stress Income & Poverty
3 273 Apache County 68.7 Serious Stress Income & Poverty
4 296 Mohave County 68.3 Serious Stress Community Vulnerability
5 361 La Paz County 67.2 Serious Stress Community Vulnerability
6 407 Santa Cruz County 66.5 Serious Stress Income & Poverty
7 557 Yuma County 64.0 Elevated Employment & Wages
8 625 Cochise County 63.0 Elevated Income & Poverty
9 685 Coconino County 62.0 Elevated Housing Cost Burden
10 1,122 Pima County 56.3 Elevated Housing Cost Burden
11 1,147 Pinal County 55.9 Elevated Debt & Delinquency
12 1,283 Yavapai County 54.0 Elevated Community Vulnerability
13 1,591 Maricopa County 50.1 Elevated Housing Cost Burden
14 1,595 Graham County 50.0 Elevated Income & Poverty
15 2,849 Greenlee County 31.1 Healthy Debt & Delinquency

2 of 15 county reports for Arizona are currently available. All 15 counties are scored and visible on the map above. New county reports are published weekly.

How County Scores Work

Each county is scored 0–100 using percentile-rank averaging across five data domains: Debt & Delinquency, Income & Poverty, Housing Cost Burden, Employment & Wages, and Community Vulnerability. A score of 50 means the county falls at the national median. Higher scores indicate greater financial distress.

Crisis (80+) — Extreme distress across multiple domains
Serious Stress (65–80) — Significant distress, multiple domains elevated
Elevated (50–65) — Above-average distress in several areas
Normal (35–50) — Near the national median
Healthy (<35) — Below-average distress
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