Komatke, Arizona, is a census-designated place located within the Gila River Indian Community in Maricopa County. Known for its rich cultural heritage, Komatke is home to a predominantly Native American population, with the 2020 census recording around 1,013 residents, up from 821 in 2010. The name Komatke, derived from the O'odham language as "Komaḍk," reflects its connection to the nearby Sierra Estrella mountain range. Geographically, it lies approximately 15 miles southwest of Downtown Phoenix, offering a rural atmosphere with the conveniences of urban proximity. The community features Saint John the Baptist Parish, established with a mission school by the Franciscans in 1894, which underscores its historical depth.

Komatke currently has no homes for sale.