HUBZones by state

Where the HUBZones are in each state, from SBA's HUBZone map data as of Oct 10, 2026: 15,913 qualified census tracts, 990 rural counties, 574 Indian land areas, and 2,421 disaster and governor-designated areas.

Checking one address? Use the free HUBZone map checker, then confirm on SBA's HUBZone map.

StateQualified tractsRural countiesHUBZone firms
Alabama3181874
Alaska162664
American Samoa051
Arizona327548
Arkansas1602622
California1,79017265
Colorado2133456
Connecticut175017
Delaware2604
District of Columbia65077
Florida83817189
Georgia54272123
Guam0173
Hawaii77326
Idaho461649
Illinois7083555
Indiana333422
Iowa8399
Kansas1212815
Kentucky2814544
Louisiana3231968
Maine35422
Maryland2744176
Massachusetts326021
Michigan5713393
Minnesota1693640
Mississippi1883251
Missouri3284658
Montana381329
Nebraska662510
Nevada144322
New Hampshire2516
New Jersey288030
New Mexico1231637
New York1,0871578
North Carolina46433101
North Dakota27102
Northern Mariana Islands048
Ohio7231163
Oklahoma21820161
Oregon1001249
Pennsylvania6071174
Puerto Rico8167193
Rhode Island5101
South Carolina2381645
South Dakota361511
Tennessee3023071
Texas1,339101180
U.S. Virgin Islands0312
Utah701323
Vermont1529
Virginia26948252
Washington2131795
West Virginia1121624
Wisconsin2001029
Wyoming9314

HUBZone firms are SBA-certified HUBZone small businesses with active SAM.gov registrations in that state. FedReady is an independent company, not affiliated with SBA or any government agency. SBA's map is the official source for any address.

New to the program? Read HUBZone map: how to check if your business qualifies, or browse open HUBZone set-aside contracts.