Texas cities, towns and communities

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These are overlapping jurisdictions and communities. Do not add their populations together. A directory count describes this selection policy.

1,860 entries in this view. The initial list shows up to 50 entries per section.

Cities, towns and unincorporated communities (1,860)

Texas cities, towns and communities: Cities, towns and unincorporated communities. Annual PEP and ACS survey estimates are separate measures.
Name	Type	July 1, 2025 population	2020–2024 ACS population
Abbott cityHill County	City	377	470±196
Abernathy cityHale County; Lubbock County	City	2,826	3,278±727
Abilene cityJones County; Taylor County	City	131,588	128,053±328
Abram CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	1,741±807
Acala CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	29±45
Ackerly cityDawson County; Martin County	City	269	384±158
Addison townDallas County	Town	17,195	17,290±42
Adrian cityOldham County	City	136	129±56
Agua Dulce CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	2,697±690
Agua Dulce cityNueces County	City	662	251±129
Aguilares CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	119±47
Airport Heights CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	0±15
Airport Road Addition CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	174±103
Alamo Beach CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	90±94
Alamo cityHidalgo County	City	20,625	20,255±31
Alamo Heights cityBexar County	City	7,632	7,492±25
Alanreed CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	15±20
Alba townRains County; Wood County	Town	511	664±207
Albany cityShackelford County	City	1,905	1,849±164
Aldine CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	17,167±2,320
Aledo cityParker County	City	7,122	5,825±33
Alfred CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	227±260
Alice Acres CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	819±574
Alice cityJim Wells County	City	17,550	17,707±28
Allen cityCollin County	City	113,447	110,265±41
Allison CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	101±55
Alma townEllis County	Town	439	541±165
Alpine cityBrewster County	City	5,989	6,014±20
Alto Bonito Heights CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	1,121±970
Alto townCherokee County	Town	1,063	1,222±515
Alton cityHidalgo County	City	24,138	20,214±42
Alvarado cityJohnson County	City	7,539	6,307±23
Alvin cityBrazoria County	City	30,115	28,333±32
Alvord townWise County	Town	1,675	1,294±244
Amada Acres CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	52±55
Amargosa CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	60±93
Amarillo cityPotter County; Randall County	City	205,130	201,885±74
Amaya CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	0±15
Ames cityLiberty County	City	1,282	1,142±424
Amherst cityLamb County	City	640	902±346
Amistad CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	24±24
Anacua CDP	Census-designated place	Not available	0±15
Anahuac cityChambers County	City	2,023	2,892±844
Anderson cityGrimes County	City	217	202±89
Andrews cityAndrews County	City	13,665	13,468±19
Angleton cityBrazoria County	City	21,295	19,972±29
Angus cityNavarro County	City	448	475±171
Anna cityCollin County	City	35,245	24,330±39
Annetta North townParker County	Town	635	389±97
Annetta South townParker County	Town	701	763±299

Other local governments (0)

These functioning local governments remain browsable while we review whether they belong in the municipal community comparison. Their separately named annual township view has its own inclusion policy.

Texas cities, towns and communities: Other local governments. Annual PEP and ACS survey estimates are separate measures.
Name	Type	July 1, 2025 population	2020–2024 ACS population

No records in this section under this view's inclusion policy.

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Source detail

Source detail: Cities and towns: annual population

Cities and towns: annual population

Source agency: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division
Dataset: Vintage 2025 subcounty population estimates
Vintage / period: July 1, 2025; Vintage 2025
Native geography: Native PEP 061 county subdivisions, 162 places and 170 whole consolidated governments.
Transformation: Preserve each native observation. Reviewed continuity connects eligible ACS identities without replacing either source period or boundary vintage. Each comparison uses its declared jurisdiction policy.

Known limit: Overlapping jurisdictions are not additive. Annual PEP estimates are distinct from ACS five-year estimates; no ACS substitution or mixed-source population ranking.

Methodology Original source

Source detail: Cities, towns and communities: ACS population

Cities, towns and communities: ACS population

Source agency: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey
Dataset: ACS five-year B01003 total population, estimate and 90% margin of error
Vintage / period: 2020–2024 collection period; 2024 geography
Native geography: Native ACS 060 subdivisions, 160 places, 170 whole consolidated cities; Puerto Rico 050 municipios in a separate territory scope.
Transformation: Copy B01003_001E and B01003_001M from each native record with their published missingness and controlled-estimate annotations. Compare only the same release and period.

Known limit: A period estimate is not a July 2024 population. Ranks order point estimates and do not establish statistically significant differences. Missing values remain unavailable; overlapping populations must not be summed.

Methodology Original source

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 five-year estimates on the 2024 geography; Population Estimates Program Vintage 2025, July 1, 2025. Geographic classifications retain their own source vintage. Missing data stays unavailable.