Largest Cities in Texas

Cities ranked by total population from the Census Bureau. 50 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Largest Cities 50

1 Houston
4,838,303
2 Cypress
4,838,303
3 Pasadena
4,838,303
4 Alief
4,838,303
5 Baytown
4,838,303
6 Atascocita
4,838,303
7 Spring
4,838,303
8 Channelview
4,838,303
9 La Porte
4,838,303
10 Deer Park
4,838,303
11 Cloverleaf
4,838,303
12 Bellaire
4,838,303
13 South Houston
4,838,303
14 Katy
4,838,303
15 Aldine
4,838,303
16 West University Place
4,838,303
17 Humble
4,838,303
18 Seabrook
4,838,303
19 Tomball
4,838,303
20 Galena Park
4,838,303
21 Webster
4,838,303
22 Jacinto City
4,838,303
23 Dallas
2,621,179
24 Garland
2,621,179
25 Irving
2,621,179
26 Grand Prairie
2,621,179
27 Mesquite
2,621,179
28 Carrollton
2,621,179
29 Richardson
2,621,179
30 Rowlett
2,621,179
31 DeSoto
2,621,179
32 Cedar Hill
2,621,179
33 Coppell
2,621,179
34 Duncanville
2,621,179
35 Lancaster
2,621,179
36 Farmers Branch
2,621,179
37 Balch Springs
2,621,179
38 University Park
2,621,179
39 Sachse
2,621,179
40 Seagoville
2,621,179
41 Addison
2,621,179
42 Glenn Heights
2,621,179
43 Fort Worth
2,167,390
44 Arlington
2,167,390
45 North Richland Hills
2,167,390
46 Mansfield
2,167,390
47 Euless
2,167,390
48 Grapevine
2,167,390
49 Bedford
2,167,390
50 Keller
2,167,390

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).