Kingman is a city in and the county seat of Mohave County, Arizona, United States. It is named after Lewis Kingman, an engineer for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The population was 32,693 at the 2020 census.
Southwest
Kingman
Mohave County, AZ
Population
33,052
Walk Score
64 · Somewhat Walkable
Median rent
$999
Median home value
$220,100
Founded
1882
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On the National Register
Historic districts
- Kingman Commercial Historic District · listed 1986
Notable landmarks
- Anderson, Max J., House · listed 1986
- Anderson, R. L., House · listed 1987
- Archeological Site No. 0-1
- Armour and Jacobson Building · listed 1986
- AT & SF Locomotive · listed 1986
- AT & T Building · listed 1986
- Black, Arthur F., House · listed 1993
- Blakeley, William G., House · listed 1986
- Blakely, Ross H., House · listed 1988
- Bonelli House · listed 1975
- Brown, Duff T., House · listed 1986
- Building at 218 Spring · listed 1986
- Camp Beale Springs · listed 1974
- Carr, Raymond, House · listed 1986
- Dennis, Foster S., House · listed 1986
- Desert Power & Water Co., Electric Power Plant · listed 1986
- Elk's Lodge No. 468 · listed 1986
- Elliott, S. T., House · listed 1986
- Fuel and Water Tanks
- Gates, J. M., House · listed 1986
- Gruninger, W. A., Building · listed 1986
- Gymnasium · listed 1986
- House at 105 Spring St. · listed 1986
- House at 519 Golconda · listed 1986
- House at 527 Pine · listed 1986
- …and 30 more
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