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Largest Chilean population, Texas cities · 2020

Texas cities ranked by the number of residents who are Chilean origin, from the 2020 American Community Survey detailed-origin tables. Each list covers the full eligible universe; download the complete data as CSV. This list covers the 83 cities in Texas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 83 is 33.

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SAME RANKING BYCountiesStatesMetros
Largest Chilean population by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPCHILEAN POPULATIONVS 2010
01Houston, TXTX2,397,3151,084+92%
02Austin, TXTX1,002,632629+373%
03San Antonio, TXTX1,548,422514+122%
04Dallas, TXTX1,329,491498+147%
05Plano, TXTX293,028247+319%
06Fort Worth, TXTX1,028,117242+72%
07The Woodlands, TXTX121,002224–
08Allen, TXTX113,447217+675%
09Lubbock, TXTX273,071208–
10Corpus Christi, TXTX317,247193+865%
11Tyler, TXTX113,723181–
12El Paso, TXTX683,012178+82%
13Channelview, TXTX43,605156+333%
14Richmond, TXTX13,389128–
15Denton, TXTX169,431114−27%
16Round Rock, TXTX141,28296+129%
17Balch Springs, TXTX27,25894−41%
18Mansfield, TXTX84,44494–
19Lakeway, TXTX19,02793+138%
20Sugar Land, TXTX107,72691−8%
21Mesquite, TXTX150,69383–
22Pasadena, TXTX148,53981–
23Frisco, TXTX236,95581–
24Lantana, TXTX12,76674–
25Bellaire, TXTX17,43463+200%
26San Marcos, TXTX77,83057+533%
27Farmers Branch, TXTX38,32056–
28Pearland, TXTX129,93053−26%
29Cedar Park, TXTX79,03251–
30Mission, TXTX88,99246–
31Bedford, TXTX47,95845–
32Groves, TXTX16,90745–
33College Station, TXTX127,47243−28%
34Pecan Grove, TXTX24,27243–
35Hornsby Bend, TXTX12,36742–
36Grapevine, TXTX50,71440+233%
37Carrollton, TXTX134,56239–
38Canyon Lake, TXTX33,88337–
39Seabrook, TXTX13,97437–
40Prosper, TXTX45,60536–
41Terrell Hills, TXTX5,21535–
42Beaumont, TXTX112,96733−71%
43Laredo, TXTX269,51533+313%
44Pharr, TXTX80,83032–
45Lucas, TXTX8,89631–
46Coppell, TXTX41,38630–
47Galveston, TXTX53,63630−43%
48Portland, TXTX20,83329–
49Richardson, TXTX118,54228−73%
50Waco, TXTX147,78828+100%
51Spring, TXTX68,58026−7%
52University Park, TXTX25,32325–
53Garland, TXTX249,62523−49%
54Ennis, TXTX25,69422–
55Helotes, TXTX10,38721–
56McKinney, TXTX236,00118–
57Irving, TXTX257,07616−58%
58Brownwood, TXTX18,63515–
59Parker, TXTX6,46215–
60Dumas, TXTX14,86215–
61Atascocita, TXTX99,35415−64%
62Wichita Falls, TXTX101,95114–
63Flower Mound, TXTX79,54013−58%
64Horizon City, TXTX25,11813–
65Mission Bend, TXTX36,58612–
66Port Neches, TXTX13,76812–
67Sherman, TXTX52,41712–
68Keller, TXTX46,07812–
69Lackland AFB, TXTX6,78512–
70Temple, TXTX98,41211−39%
71Arlington, TXTX402,13411−76%
72Corinth, TXTX25,29710−33%
73Hewitt, TXTX16,7549–
74Leon Valley, TXTX11,5639–
75Amarillo, TXTX205,1309−47%
76McAllen, TXTX150,6408−43%
77Brownsville, TXTX192,9577–
78Converse, TXTX32,4817–
79Bryan, TXTX91,9965–
80Pearsall, TXTX9,1705–
81Duncanville, TXTX38,9154–
82Port Lavaca, TXTX11,0603–
83La Porte, TXTX37,9832–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS