Among the larger employers in Kingman are General Cable, Guardian Fiberglass, American Woodmark, Tru-Serve Distribution Center, Kingman Regional Medical Center, Wal-Mart Super Center, and Home Depot.

There’s an Industrial Corridor along I-40 for larger industry, as well as the Airport Industrial Park with the airport rated for DC-9 and 737-type aircraft. There are more industrial sites located off of Interstate 40 just south of Kingman.

Rail service is provided by the main line of the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railroad. Rail service within the industrial park is provided by Patriot Rail.

Our northwest Arizona location provides easy access to Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Los Angeles. Located along I-40, US Highway 66, and US Highway 93 (CANAMEX Corridor).

Kingman is the county seat for Mohave County and also has a wide variety of state and federal offices located in the city. Kingman’s population is a good mix of retired individuals along with upper and middle management personnel, and includes a large labor workforce.

The community has room to expand with more than 800 under developed square miles available. To put that in perspective, the City of Kingman currently is comprised of approximately only 30 square miles. 32 million people live within a 350-Mile radius of Kingman, AZ.

Kingman has federal, regional, state and local government offices and facilities centrally located here. The BLM Kingman Field Office oversees 2.4 million acres of public land in northwestern Arizona. If you like to fish or boat, there is over 1,000 miles of freshwater shoreline within a 1 hour drive. There are lots of things to do when you live in Kingman.

Kingman, Arizona is the place with sunny days, and cool clear star studded nights. We think that Kingman has a lot to offer, come and see for yourself. Great for all year long golf play! And best of all, Kingman, Arizona is right in the middle of southwest USA!