RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 78 SHOWN OF 78

Highest Ecuadorian population share, Texas cities · 2010

Texas cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Ecuadorian origin (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Ecuadorian residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 78 cities in Texas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 78 is 0.1%.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros

YEAR2010 2020 2024

Highest Ecuadorian population share by state

RANKPLACESTATEPOPECUADORIAN SHAREVS –

01Cibolo, TXTX39,0190.7%–

02Mission Bend, TXTX36,5860.7%–

03Willis, TXTX7,6520.5%–

04Fate, TXTX29,0070.5%–

05Kyle, TXTX69,9170.4%–

06Mansfield, TXTX84,4440.4%–

07Addison, TXTX17,1950.4%–

08Round Rock, TXTX141,2820.3%–

09Andrews, TXTX13,6650.3%–

10Watauga, TXTX22,9810.3%–

11Frisco, TXTX236,9550.3%–

12West University Place, TXTX15,1580.3%–

13Southlake, TXTX31,1750.3%–

14Pasadena, TXTX148,5390.2%–

15Grand Prairie, TXTX209,4340.2%–

16Killeen, TXTX161,8830.2%–

17Tyler, TXTX113,7230.2%–

18Royse City, TXTX28,3070.2%–

19Euless, TXTX60,0080.2%–

20Channelview, TXTX43,6050.2%–

21Stafford, TXTX18,0430.2%–

22Spring, TXTX68,5800.2%–

23Glenn Heights, TXTX20,3270.2%–

24Clute, TXTX10,8210.1%–

25Colleyville, TXTX25,7270.1%–

26Allen, TXTX113,4470.1%–

27Bryan, TXTX91,9960.1%–

28Jacinto City, TXTX9,3880.1%–

29Abilene, TXTX131,5880.1%–

30College Station, TXTX127,4720.1%–

31Irving, TXTX257,0760.1%–

32Keller, TXTX46,0780.1%–

33Atascocita, TXTX99,3540.1%–

34Arlington, TXTX402,1340.1%–

35Plano, TXTX293,0280.1%–

36Trophy Club, TXTX13,6950.1%–

37League City, TXTX119,9050.1%–

38Carrollton, TXTX134,5620.1%–

39Garland, TXTX249,6250.1%–

40Humble, TXTX16,4840.1%–

41Houston, TXTX2,397,3150.1%–

42Harlingen, TXTX72,4670.1%–

43Flower Mound, TXTX79,5400.1%–

44Sugar Land, TXTX107,7260.1%–

45North Richland Hills, TXTX70,8430.1%–

46Texarkana, TXTX36,1950.1%–

47Austin, TXTX1,002,6320.1%–

48Wylie, TXTX63,8420.1%–

49San Marcos, TXTX77,8300.1%–

50San Antonio, TXTX1,548,4220.1%–

51Weslaco, TXTX44,2030.0%–

52Hurst, TXTX38,9740.0%–

53Fort Worth, TXTX1,028,1170.0%–

54Grapevine, TXTX50,7140.0%–

55Friendswood, TXTX41,3190.0%–

56Dallas, TXTX1,329,4910.0%–

57Cedar Hill, TXTX49,8010.0%–

58Gonzales, TXTX7,2390.0%–

59Missouri City, TXTX77,3270.0%–

60McKinney, TXTX236,0010.0%–

61Lake Jackson, TXTX27,8030.0%–

62Amarillo, TXTX205,1300.0%–

63Mesquite, TXTX150,6930.0%–

64Pearland, TXTX129,9300.0%–

65Pharr, TXTX80,8300.0%–

66El Paso, TXTX683,0120.0%–

67Longview, TXTX83,2360.0%–

68The Woodlands, TXTX121,0020.0%–

69Wichita Falls, TXTX101,9510.0%–

70Richardson, TXTX118,5420.0%–

71Laredo, TXTX269,5150.0%–

72Conroe, TXTX119,5640.0%–

73Denton, TXTX169,4310.0%–

74New Braunfels, TXTX122,4920.0%–

75Lubbock, TXTX273,0710.0%–

76Edinburg, TXTX110,7000.0%–

77Waco, TXTX147,7880.0%–

78Corpus Christi, TXTX317,2470.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS