List of cities in Texas by population

Map of the United States with Texas shaded in red
1 – Houston, largest city in the state
2 – San Antonio
3 – Dallas
4 – Austin, capital of the state
5 – Fort Worth
6 – El Paso
7 – Arlington
8 – Corpus Christi

The following is a list of the most populous incorporated cities, towns, and unincorporated census-designated places (CDPs) in the U.S. state of Texas. The population is according to the 2015 and 2016 census estimates from the United States Census Bureau.[1] Population and Housing Unit Estimates.[2] San Marcos was the fastest growing city in the state between 2010 and 2015.[3]

Rank Place name 2015 population 2010 Census % Change
1 Houston 2,296,224 2,100,389 9.34%
2 San Antonio 1,469,845 1,327,407 10.73%
3 Dallas 1,317,929 1,197,816 8.53%
4 Austin 931,820 790,390 17.89%
5 Fort Worth 833,319 741,206 12.42%
6 El Paso 681,124 649,121 4.93%
7 Arlington 388,125 365,438 6.20%
8 Corpus Christi 324,074 305,215 6.17%
9 Plano 283,558 259,841 9.12%
10 Laredo 255,473 236,091 8.20%
11 Lubbock 249,042 229,573 8.48%
12 Garland 236,897 226,876 4.41%
13 Irving 236,607 216,290 9.39%
14 Amarillo 198,645 190,695 4.21%
15 Grand Prairie 187,809 175,396 7.07%
16 Brownsville 183,887 175,023 5.06%
17 McKinney 162,898 131,117 24.23%
18 Frisco 154,407 116,989 31.98%
19 Pasadena 153,784 149,043 3.18%
20 Mesquite 144,788 139,824 3.55%
21 Killeen 140,806 127,921 10.07%
22 McAllen 140,269 130,242 7.69%
23 Carrollton 133,168 119,097 11.81%
24 Midland 132,950 111,147 19.61%
25 Waco 132,356 124,805 6.05%
26 Denton 131,044 113,383 13.24%
27 Abilene 121,721 117,063 3.97%
28 Odessa 118,968 99,940 19.03%
29 Beaumont 118,129 118,296 –0.14%
30 Round Rock 115,997 99,887 16.12%
31 The Woodlands (CDP)[4] 112,505 93,847 19.88%
32 Richardson 110,815 99,223 11.68%
33 Pearland 108,821 91,252 19.25%
34 College Station 107,889 93,857 14.95%
35 Wichita Falls 104,710 104,553 0.15%
36 Lewisville 104,039 95,290 9.18%
37 Tyler 103,700 96,500 7.46%
38 San Angelo 100,450 93,200 7.77%
39 League City 98,312 83,560 17.65%
40 Allen 98,143 84,246 16.49%
41 Sugar Land 88,156 78,817 11.84%
42 Edinburg 84,497 77,100 9.59%
43 Mission 83,298 77,058 8.09%
44 Longview 82,287 80,455 2.27%
45 Bryan 82,118 76,201 7.76%
46 Pharr 76,538 70,400 8.71%
47 Baytown 76,335 71,802 6.31%
48 Missouri City 74,139 67,358 10.06%
49 Temple 72,277 66,102 9.34%
50 Flower Mound 71,253 64,669 10.18%
51 New Braunfels 70,543 57,740 22.17%
52 North Richland Hills 69,204 63,343 9.25%
53 Conroe 68,602 56,207 22.05%
54 Victoria 67,574 62,592 7.95%
55 Cedar Park 65,945 48,937 34.75%
56 Harlingen 65,774 64,849 1.42%
57 Atascocita (CDP) 65,844 65,844 0.00%
58 Mansfield 64,274 56,368 14.02%
59 Georgetown 63,716 47,400 34.42%
60 San Marcos 60,684 44,894 35.17%
61 Rowlett 60,236 56,199 7.18%
62 Pflugerville 57,122 46,936 21.70%
63 Port Arthur 55,340 53,818 2.82%
64 Spring (CDP) 54,298 54,298 0.00%
65 Euless 54,219 51,277 5.73%
66 DeSoto 52,486 49,047 7.01%
67 Grapevine 51,404 46,334 10.94%
68 Galveston 50,180 47,743 5.10%

See also

References

  1. ↑ US Census Bureau Quick Facts. "Quick Facts, Irving Texas". Census.gov. U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved February 26, 2018.
  2. ↑ Retrieved from "Archived copy". Archived from the original on May 18, 2016. Retrieved May 19, 2016.
  3. ↑ United States Census Bureau (2015). Population and Housing Unit Estimates. Retrieved from "Archived copy". Archived from the original on May 18, 2016. Retrieved May 19, 2016.
  4. ↑ http://www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/667
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