The population of Flagstaff, AZ was estimated to be 80,000 in 2022. The median age of the Flagstaff population is 24.9.
Cost of Living
The cost of living in Flagstaff, AZ is about the same as the national average. The median household income in Flagstaff is $58,685.
Flagstaff, AZ Education
High School Graduate: 16%
Some College: 23%
Associates Degree: 8%
Bachelor's or Higher Degree: 53%
Workforce Participation Rates by Education
Less than High School: 57%
High School Graduate: 79%
Some College: 83%
Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 85%
Unemployment Rate by Education
Less than High School: 10%
High School Graduate: 6%
Some College: 3%
Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 3%
Estimated education data based on residents over 25 years old in Flagstaff, AZ. Employment data based on residents age 25-64.
County: Coconino
Flagstaff Job Market
Flagstaff is a beautiful city in northern Arizona with a population of 75,000. Flagstaff is surrounded by red sandstone, ponderosa pine forest, and the highest mountain range in Arizona. Top industries in Flagstaff include Government, Health Services, Education, and Leisure and Hospitality. The job market in Flagstaff is growing and is largely based in the tourism industry as Flagstaff sees over five million visitors per year. People like working in Flagstaff because of the scenic views, proximity to many outdoor recreation activities, and college feel. Overall, average weekly wages for most occupations are lower while cost of living is higher in Flagstaff than in the rest of the US.