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Highest Argentine population share, Texas cities · 2010

Texas cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Argentine origin (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Argentine residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 92 cities in Texas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 92 is 0.1%.

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SAME RANKING BYCountiesStatesMetros
Highest Argentine population share by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPARGENTINE SHAREVS –
01Cleveland, TXTX9,9361.0%–
02Alamo Heights, TXTX7,6320.9%–
03The Woodlands, TXTX121,0020.7%–
04West University Place, TXTX15,1580.6%–
05Bellaire, TXTX17,4340.6%–
06Keene, TXTX7,1090.5%–
07Timberwood Park, TXTX35,4130.5%–
08Addison, TXTX17,1950.5%–
09Irving, TXTX257,0760.4%–
10Bastrop, TXTX13,3830.4%–
11Groves, TXTX16,9070.4%–
12Conroe, TXTX119,5640.3%–
13Leon Valley, TXTX11,5630.3%–
15Bay City, TXTX17,4880.3%–
16Stafford, TXTX18,0430.3%–
17The Colony, TXTX46,1960.3%–
18Tomball, TXTX15,7680.3%–
19Scenic Oaks, TXTX10,5690.2%–
20Watauga, TXTX22,9810.2%–
21Trophy Club, TXTX13,6950.2%–
22Colleyville, TXTX25,7270.2%–
23Keller, TXTX46,0780.2%–
24North Richland Hills, TXTX70,8430.2%–
25Burleson, TXTX56,9070.2%–
26Lakeway, TXTX19,0270.2%–
27Wells Branch, TXTX13,5230.2%–
28Liberty, TXTX9,1330.2%–
29Graham, TXTX8,8140.1%–
30McAllen, TXTX150,6400.1%–
31McKinney, TXTX236,0010.1%–
32Fresno, TXTX24,5600.1%–
33Sugar Land, TXTX107,7260.1%–
34Mission Bend, TXTX36,5860.1%–
35Cinco Ranch, TXTX18,6110.1%–
36Horizon City, TXTX25,1180.1%–
37Dripping Springs, TXTX11,1670.1%–
38Missouri City, TXTX77,3270.1%–
39Pflugerville, TXTX68,3160.1%–
40Brushy Creek, TXTX19,5760.1%–
41Carrollton, TXTX134,5620.1%–
42Live Oak, TXTX16,4260.1%–
43Spring, TXTX68,5800.1%–
44Brownsville, TXTX192,9570.1%–
45Austin, TXTX1,002,6320.1%–
46South Houston, TXTX16,4070.1%–
47Houston, TXTX2,397,3150.1%–
48Bedford, TXTX47,9580.1%–
49Weatherford, TXTX40,6340.1%–
50Corpus Christi, TXTX317,2470.1%–
51Clute, TXTX10,8210.1%–
52New Braunfels, TXTX122,4920.1%–
53Borger, TXTX11,8420.1%–
54Seagoville, TXTX21,0770.1%–
55Georgetown, TXTX106,9070.1%–
56University Park, TXTX25,3230.1%–
57Universal City, TXTX20,3990.1%–
58Plano, TXTX293,0280.1%–
59Cloverleaf, TXTX24,0630.1%–
60Leander, TXTX91,1320.1%–
61Frisco, TXTX236,9550.1%–
62Tyler, TXTX113,7230.0%–
63Garland, TXTX249,6250.0%–
64San Antonio, TXTX1,548,4220.0%–
65Mesquite, TXTX150,6930.0%–
66El Paso, TXTX683,0120.0%–
67Arlington, TXTX402,1340.0%–
68Cedar Hill, TXTX49,8010.0%–
69Euless, TXTX60,0080.0%–
70Dallas, TXTX1,329,4910.0%–
71Fort Worth, TXTX1,028,1170.0%–
72Edinburg, TXTX110,7000.0%–
73Lewisville, TXTX139,0060.0%–
74Cedar Park, TXTX79,0320.0%–
75Baytown, TXTX86,5610.0%–
76Abilene, TXTX131,5880.0%–
77Rowlett, TXTX67,8900.0%–
78Pearland, TXTX129,9300.0%–
79Killeen, TXTX161,8830.0%–
80Allen, TXTX113,4470.0%–
81Richardson, TXTX118,5420.0%–
82Midland, TXTX147,6150.0%–
83League City, TXTX119,9050.0%–
84College Station, TXTX127,4720.0%–
85Temple, TXTX98,4120.0%–
86Grand Prairie, TXTX209,4340.0%–
87Lake Jackson, TXTX27,8030.0%–
88Big Spring, TXTX22,2900.0%–
89Amarillo, TXTX205,1300.0%–
90Waco, TXTX147,7880.0%–
91Lubbock, TXTX273,0710.0%–
92Laredo, TXTX269,5150.0%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS