List of cities in Texas by population

Map of USA & Texas
1 - Houston, largest city in Texas
2 - San Antonio
3 - Dallas
4 - Austin, capital of Texas
5 - Fort Worth
6 - El Paso
7 - Arlington
8 - Corpus Christi

The following is the list of Texas' most populous incorporated cities, towns, and unincorporated Census Designated Places (CDPs). The population is according to the 2013 census estimates.[1] Cedar Park was the fastest growing city in the state in 2013.[1]

Rank Place name 2013 Estimate 2010 Census Change
1 Houston[2] 2,195,914 2,100,263 4.55%
2 San Antonio 1,409,019 1,327,407 6.15%
3 Dallas 1,257,676 1,197,816 5.00%
4 Austin 885,400 790,390 12.02%
5 Fort Worth 792,727 741,206 6.95%
6 El Paso 674,433 649,121 3.90%
7 Arlington 379,577 365,438 3.87%
8 Corpus Christi 316,381 305,215 3.66%
9 Plano 274,409 259,841 5.61%
10 Laredo 248,142 236,091 5.10%
11 Lubbock 239,538 229,573 4.34%
12 Garland 234,566 226,876 3.39%
13 Irving 228,653 216,290 5.72%
14 Amarillo 196,429 190,695 3.01%
15 Grand Prairie 183,372 175,396 4.55%
16 Brownsville 181,860 175,023 3.91%
17 Pasadena 152,735 149,043 2.48%
18 McKinney 148,559 131,117 13.30%
19 Mesquite 143,484 139,824 2.62%
20 Killeen 137,147 127,921 7.21%
21 Frisco 136,791 116,989 16.93%
22 McAllen 136,639 130,242 4.91%
23 Waco 129,030 124,805 3.39%
24 Carrollton 126,700 119,097 5.30%
25 Midland 123,933 111,147 11.50%
26 Denton 123,099 113,383 8.57%
27 Abilene 120,099 117,063 2.59%
28 Beaumont 117,796 118,296 -0.42%
29 Odessa 110,720 99,940 10.79%
30 Round Rock 109,821 99,887 9.95%
31 The Woodlands (CDP) [3] 107,769 93,847 14.83%
32 Wichita Falls 104,898 104,553 0.33%
33 Richardson 104,475 99,223 5.29%
34 Lewisville 101,074 95,290 6.07%
35 Tyler 100,223 96,500 3.43%
36 Pearland 100,065 91,252 9.66%
37 College Station 100,050 93,857 6.60%
38 San Angelo 97,492 93,200 4.60%
39 Allen 92,020 84,246 9.22%
40 League City 90,983 83,560 8.88%
41 Sugar Land 83,860 78,817 6.40%
42 Longview 81,443 80,455 1.23%
43 Mission 81,050 77,058 5.18%
44 Edinburg 80,836 77,100 4.85%
45 Bryan 78,709 76,201 3.29%
46 Baytown 75,418 71,802 5.03%
47 Pharr 73,790 70,400 4.82%
48 Temple 70,190 66,102 6.18%
49 Missouri City 70,185 67,358 4.20%
50 Flower Mound 68,609 64,669 6.09%
51 North Richland Hills 67,317 63,343 6.27%
52 Atascocita (CDP) 65,844 65,844 0.00%
53 Harlingen 65,665 64,849 1.26%
54 Victoria 65,098 62,592 4.00%
55 New Braunfels 63,279 57,740 9.59%
56 Conroe 63,032 56,207 12.14%
57 Cedar Park 61,238 48,937 25.14%
58 Mansfield 60,872 56,368 7.99%
59 Rowlett 58,043 56,199 3.28%
60 Georgetown 54,898 47,400 15.82%
61 Spring (CDP) 54,298 54,298 0.00%
62 San Marcos 54,076 44,894 20.45%
63 Port Arthur 54,135 53,818 0.59%
64 Pflugerville 53,752 46,936 14.52%
65 Euless 53,224 51,277 3.80%
66 DeSoto 51,483 49,047 4.97%
67 Grapevine 50,195 46,334 8.33%

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 United States Census Bureau (2013). Population and Housing Unit Estimates. Retrieved from http://www.census.gov/popest/data/cities/totals/2013/index.html
  2. ↑ http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/City-wins-census-appeal-count-adjusted-4087372.php
  3. ↑ http://www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/667

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