Situated in the Hualapai Valley between the Cerbat and Hualapai Mountain Ranges at an elevation of 3,400 feet lies the census-designated area of New Kingman-Butler in Mojave County, midwestern Arizona. New Kingman-Butler is sometimes considered part of the City of Kingman, the county seat. The population of New Kingman-Butler is approximately 16,000 people.

Mohave County is geographically the second largest in the state. Most of it is classified as desert, but of its 13,479 square miles, 186 square miles are water. The county boasts 1,000 miles of shoreline making it one of the best places for recreational aquatic activities.

New Kingman-Butler, like much of the county, is one of the fastest growing places in the nation. The area is home to a thriving tourism industry since Kingman is the heart of historic Route-66. Some of the area's attraction are Bonelli House, Camp Beale Loop Trail, Fort Beale Springs, Locomotive Park White Cliffs, and Wagon Trail Park.

Although set in a rural setting, New Kingman-Butler can provide the amenities of a larger city. There is an airport and top-rated medical facilities located in Kingman. And the Mojave Community College is accessible for all county residents.