RANKING · 2024 ACS · 82 SHOWN OF 82

Highest Kenyan population share, Texas cities

Texas cities ranked by the share of all residents who are Kenyan ancestry (2023 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: Kenyan residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 82 cities in Texas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros

YEAR2010 2020 2024

Highest Kenyan population share by state

RANKPLACESTATEPOPKENYAN SHAREVS 2000

01Nassau Bay, TXTX5,2101.5%–

02Forney, TXTX41,6580.6%–

03Kilgore, TXTX13,5310.5%–

04Alvin, TXTX30,1150.5%–

05Mission Bend, TXTX36,5860.5%–

06Conroe, TXTX119,5640.4%–

07DeSoto, TXTX56,6810.4%–

08Princeton, TXTX43,5240.4%–

09Fulshear, TXTX64,6300.4%–

10Oak Point, TXTX6,9090.3%–

11Travis Ranch, TXTX9,0250.3%–

12Leon Valley, TXTX11,5630.3%–

13Lewisville, TXTX139,0060.3%–

14Arlington, TXTX402,1340.3%–

15Garland, TXTX249,6250.3%–

16Nacogdoches, TXTX32,5000.3%–

17West Livingston, TXTX8,1990.2%–

18Rosenberg, TXTX42,7010.2%–

19Celina, TXTX64,4270.2%–

20Grand Prairie, TXTX209,4340.2%–

21Irving, TXTX257,0760.2%–

22Keller, TXTX46,0780.2%–

23Lavon, TXTX11,8880.2%–

24Highland, TXTX16,0290.2%–

25Midlothian, TXTX46,6830.2%–

26The Colony, TXTX46,1960.2%–

27Fort Bliss, TXTX11,4600.2%–

28Lackland AFB, TXTX6,7850.2%–

29Cedar Park, TXTX79,0320.2%–

30Midland, TXTX147,6150.2%–

31Abilene, TXTX131,5880.2%–

32Huntsville, TXTX49,0880.2%–

33Pflugerville, TXTX68,3160.2%–

34Burleson, TXTX56,9070.2%–

35Temple, TXTX98,4120.2%–

36Rowlett, TXTX67,8900.2%–

37Little Elm, TXTX62,7270.1%–

38Odessa, TXTX122,7070.1%–

39Bedford, TXTX47,9580.1%–

40Dallas, TXTX1,329,4910.1%–

41Fate, TXTX29,0070.1%–

42Fort Worth, TXTX1,028,1170.1%–

43Fort Hood, TXTX26,8140.1%–

44Mansfield, TXTX84,4440.1%–

45McKinney, TXTX236,0010.1%–

46Euless, TXTX60,0080.1%–

47Missouri City, TXTX77,3270.1%–

48San Antonio, TXTX1,548,4220.1%–

49White Settlement, TXTX17,9320.1%–

50Plano, TXTX293,0280.1%–

51Four Corners, TXTX11,6920.1%–

52Pearland, TXTX129,9300.1%–

53Frisco, TXTX236,9550.1%–

54Hurst, TXTX38,9740.1%–

55Spring, TXTX68,5800.1%–

56Killeen, TXTX161,8830.1%–

57Duncanville, TXTX38,9150.1%–

58Round Rock, TXTX141,2820.1%–

59Houston, TXTX2,397,3150.0%–

60Edinburg, TXTX110,7000.0%–

61San Angelo, TXTX100,6400.0%–

62Marshall, TXTX24,4670.0%–

63Tyler, TXTX113,7230.0%–

64Atascocita, TXTX99,3540.0%–

65Mesquite, TXTX150,6930.0%–

66College Station, TXTX127,4720.0%–

67Lubbock, TXTX273,0710.0%–

68Denton, TXTX169,4310.0%–

69Farmers Branch, TXTX38,3200.0%–

70Wylie, TXTX63,8420.0%–

71Austin, TXTX1,002,6320.0%–

72Leander, TXTX91,1320.0%–

73Haltom City, TXTX45,5420.0%–

74Prosper, TXTX45,6050.0%–

75Brushy Creek, TXTX19,5760.0%–

76Sherman, TXTX52,4170.0%–

77Richardson, TXTX118,5420.0%–

78Sugar Land, TXTX107,7260.0%–

79Corpus Christi, TXTX317,2470.0%–

80Beaumont, TXTX112,9670.0%–

81Wichita Falls, TXTX101,9510.0%–

82McAllen, TXTX150,6400.0%–

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UPDATED 2026-06-06 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES