Texas Population 2024

Texas (USPS abbreviation is TX) is the state located in the south central of the United States. Texas State is bounded by Oklahoma to the north, New Mexico to the west, Louisiana to the east, Arkansas to the northeast. Texas population in 2024 is estimated to be 30.7 million and its second populous state in US after California. Texas is gaining population and increased by 1.4 million people since from the last census of 2020. Geographically second largest with an area of 268,820 square miles(696,200 sq km). It is the second largest state in by population and became the 28th state of the union in 1845, Much of the population is in the major cities of Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth, and El Paso. Austin is the capital for Texas State. The highest mountain in Texas is Guadalupe Peak. The largest river in Texas is the Rio Grande, which forms the border between United States throughout south Texas and Mexico. Bovada is legal in Texas and other online betting lines.The top populated cities of Texas which are greater than half a million are Houston with 2.28 million, San Antonio with 1.45 million, Dallas with 1.28 million, Austin with 0.96 million, Fort Worth with 0.935 million and El Paso with 0.678 million.

Contents
Population by Race
Top Cities of Texas
Population Pyramid
Languages
Education
Disablity
Counties of Texas
History

The United States Census estimates the population of Texas growth as on July 1, 2018 is 3.45 million, which is 12.95% increase from the 2010 US census. According to U.S. 2020 Census Results, TX population in 2020 is 29.14 million. Texas population in 2023 is estimated to be 30.42 million, population in 2022 is estimated to be 29.9 million and in 2021 is estimated to be 29.5 million.

Year	Population	% Change
2010	25,242,679
2011	25,646,227	1.60
2012	26,089,620	1.73
2013	26,489,464	1.53
2014	26,977,142	1.84
2015	27,486,814	1.89
2016	27,937,492	1.64
2017	28,322,717	1.38
2018	28,701,845	1.34
2019	29,092,190	1.36
2020	29,145,505	census updated July 1, 2020
2021*	29,527,941	1.31
2022*	29,994,482	1.58
2023*	30,699,353	2.35

Source : Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2018, last census by July 1, 2020

Texas Population by Race

According to 2017 estimates population of Texas by race are:

White Population

White population in Texas are 20,459,525, percentage wise 74.62 percent are whites. Whites, also called White Americans or European American, having origins in the original peoples of Europe (numbers include hispanic whites).

Black Population

Black population in Texas are 3,286,950, percentage wise 11.99 percent are blacks. African American refers to black population in Texas, They are Black racial groups of Africa, includes Sub-Saharan African people, Kenyan, Nigerian, Caribbean such as Haitian and Jamaican.

Asian Population

Asian population in Texas are 1,236,852, percentage wise 4.51 percent are asians, out of these 358,002 are Asian Indians, 201,865 are Chinese, 128,030 are Filipinos, 20,807 are Japanese, 71,772 are Korean, 253,149 are Vietnamese and 203,227 are other Asian nationals.

Hispanic Population

Hispanic population in Texas are 10,673,909. Percentage wise 38.93 percent are hispanics, out of these 9,238,067 are Mexican people, 182,364 are Puerto Ricans, 73,735 are Cubans, and 1,179,743 are other Hispanic or Latinos. Hispanics may be of any race, included in applicable race categories.

Total Population	27,419,612	Percent
White	20,459,525	74.62%
Black or African American	3,286,950	11.99%
American Indian and Alaska Native	130,360	0.475%
Cherokee tribal grouping	16,787	0.061%
Chippewa tribal grouping	818	0.003%
Navajo tribal grouping	3,956	0.014%
Sioux tribal grouping	2,002	0.007%
Asian Population	1,236,852	4.51%
Asian Indian	358,002	1.31%
Chinese	201,865	0.74%
Filipino	128,030	0.47%
Japanese	20,807	0.08%
Korean	71,772	0.26%
Vietnamese	253,149	0.92%
Other Asian Population	203,227
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	23,531	0.09%
Native Hawaiian	6,723	0.025%
Guamanian or Chamorro	6,676	0.024%
Samoan	3,164	0.012%
Other Pacific Islander	6,968
Some other race	1,580,393
Hispanic or Latino	10,673,909	38.93%
Mexican	9,238,067	33.69%
Puerto Rican	182,364	0.67%
Cuban	73,735	0.27%
Other Hispanic or Latino	1,179,743

Source: US Census 2017(Table B03002)

Top Cities of Texas

According to 2020 US Census there are 795 US Cities, The top cities of Texas State are Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso, Arlington, Corpus Christi, Plano, Laredo, Lubbock, Garland, Irving, Amarillo, Grand Prairie, McKinney, Frisco, Brownsville and Carrollton. As per 2018 US census estimates, Houston is the most populous city of Texas with 2.3 million and ranks sixty-second city in the world as per UA stats, followed by San Antonio ranks second with 1.5 million, ranks 227 city in the world and Dallas ranks third with 1.3 million. The Mahatma Gandhi District popularly known as Little India or Hillcroft is an busy market in Houston named after Mahatma Gandhi. As per the UN, Dallas-Fort Worth Urban Agglomeration ranks sixty-third city in the world rankings with 6.3 million as on 2020. Other Texas cities include Killeen, Pasadena, Mesquite, Waco, Midland, Mcallen, Pearland, Abilene, College Station, Richardson and Round Rock, Lewisville, San Angelo, Edinburg, Conroe and Texas Zip Codes starts with seven. Some of the most dangerous cities in Texas are Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Lubbock, Beaumont and Safest cities in Texas are Coppell, Friendswood, Leander, Rockwall, Wylie, Burlesken, Cedar Park.

The minimum age to obtain a driver license in Texas is 15 years, 18 for full license, must be at least 20 years to rent a car in Texas.

Rank	Cities	Population(2018)
1	Houston	2,325,502
2	San Antonio	1,532,233
3	Dallas	1,345,047
4	Austin	964,254
5	Fort Worth	895,008
6	El Paso	682,669
7	Arlington	398,112
8	Corpus Christi	326,554
9	Plano	288,061
10	Laredo	261,639
11	Lubbock	255,885
12	Garland	242,507
13	Irving	242,242
14	Amarillo	199,924
15	Grand Prairie	194,614
16	McKinney	191,645
17	Frisco	188,170
18	Brownsville	183,392
19	Pasadena	153,219
20	Killeen	149,103

Population Pyramid

According to the 2021 US census estimates, Texas population pyramid is drawn on the age group relative to population, the pattern can hint the decrease or increase of population at specific age group. The pattern of Texas pyramid shows the steady numbers till 60-64 age group, from 65-69 the population started declines rapidly till the above 85 age limit, at this age, the population of females are double than male.

Source: 2021 US Census Estimates: Population In Five Year Age-Group

Texas Population by Age

According to 2019 US population estimates, population of Texas by age is 27,419,612, out of these 13,616,977 are male, 13,802,635 are female, The sex ratio of Texas is 987. The Texas population by age are, under 15 years is 6,024,616, 15 years and over is 21,394,996, 30 years and over is 15,439,004, 65 years and over is 3,215,906 and 85 years and over is 359,832. 49.66 percent are male, 50.34 percent are female, 21.97 percent are under 15 years old, 78.03 percent are 15 years and over, 56.31 percent are 30 years and over, 11.73 percent are 65 years and over, 1.31 percent are 85 years and over.

Languages spoken in TX

Through out the history of Texas, English or Spanish are the predominant language, As on 2017 Languages Spoken At Home, English is the top language in the State with 64.7% of the TX population, followed by Spanish with 29.5%, that gives the count of 7.5 million of State population, different asian languages speaking people with 2.84%, and all european languages with 2.15% and other languages with 0.84%.

Languages	Population	Percentage
Speak only English	16,455,855	64.69
Spanish Language	7,498,255	29.48
European Language	546,941	2.15
Asian Languages	722,701	2.84
Other Languages	214,010	0.84

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1601)

Texas Education

Texas state education stats as per below table.

Population 18 to 24 years		2,752,064	1,422,083	1,329,981
		Total	Male	Female
	Less than high school graduate	433,371	251,583	181,788
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	876,380	490,943	385,437
	Some college or associates degree	1,212,346	584,807	627,539
	Bachelors degree or higher	229,967	94,750	135,217
Population 25 years and over		17,454,431	8,513,550	8,940,881
	Less than 9th grade	1,513,995	752,983	761,012
	9th to 12th grade, no diploma	1,491,909	766,159	725,750
	High school graduate (includes equivalency)	4,372,430	2,180,895	2,191,535
	Some college, no degree	3,857,193	1,830,089	2,027,104
	Associates degree	1,208,509	550,099	658,410
	Bachelors degree	3,288,777	1,564,475	1,724,302
	Graduate or professional degree	1,721,618	868,850	852,768

White		8,459,040	4,126,325	4,332,715
	High school graduate or higher	7,912,113	3,854,952	4,057,161
	Bachelors degree or higher	3,157,734	1,578,680	1,579,054
Black or African		2,047,741	958,791	1,088,950
	High school graduate or higher	1,812,812	838,723	974,089
	Bachelors degree or higher	474,431	197,352	277,079
American Indian or Alaska Native alone		82,415	42,468	39,947
	High school graduate or higher	64,598	32,588	32,010
	Bachelors degree or higher	15,713	7,731	7,982
Asian		839,896	397,885	442,011
	High school graduate or higher	737,133	357,724	379,409
	Bachelors degree or higher	487,368	246,887	240,481
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander		14,794	6,777	8,017
	High school graduate or higher	13,171	6,091	7,080
	Bachelors degree or higher	2,990	1,374	1,616
Hispanic or Latino Origin		5,878,848	2,920,732	2,958,116
	High school graduate or higher	3,774,073	1,840,398	1,933,675
	Bachelors degree or higher	810,473	370,146	440,327

Source: US Census 2017(Table S1501)

Disability

As on 2017, the Texas State demographics stats of physically or mentally disabled people are as follows:

Total civilian non-institutionalized population	3,120,572
Male	1,519,911
Female	1,600,661
	-
White	2,389,025
Black or African American	422,015
American Indian and Alaska Native alone	20,605
Asian	70,552
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	2,139
Some other race	141,603
DISABILITY TYPE
With a hearing difficulty	898,553
With a vision difficulty	664,238
With a cognitive difficulty	1,148,929
With an ambulatory difficulty	1,615,627
With a self-care difficulty	622,696
With an independent living difficulty	1,041,316

Counties of Texas

Texas state has 254 counties, Below is the list of TX population by county for the year 2017 and 2018, relative ranks and their change percent. Harris County is the most populous county in Texas with 4.69 million, followed by Dallas County with 2.6 million and Tarrant County with 2 million.

County	Population 2017	Population 2018	% Change	Rank 2017	Rank 2018
Anderson County	58,212	58,057	-0.3	57	58
Andrews County	17,631	18,128	2.8	132	131
Angelina County	87,711	87,092	-0.7	44	44
Aransas County	25,447	23,792	-6.5	101	104
Archer County	8,786	8,786	0	174	174
Armstrong County	1,881	1,892	0.6	237	237
Atascosa County	49,069	50,310	2.5	69	66
Austin County	29,757	29,989	0.8	95	95
Bailey County	7,054	7,027	-0.4	191	190
Bandera County	22,324	22,824	2.2	109	109
Bastrop County	84,809	86,976	2.6	46	45
Baylor County	3,559	3,582	0.6	219	219
Bee County	32,599	32,587	0	92	92
Bell County	347,851	355,642	2.2	16	16
Bexar County	1,958,841	1,986,049	1.4	4	4
Blanco County	11,513	11,702	1.6	159	160
Borden County	670	648	-3.3	251	251
Bosque County	18,318	18,691	2	129	128
Bowie County	93,977	94,324	0.4	41	42
Brazoria County	362,700	370,200	2.1	14	14
Brazos County	223,572	226,758	1.4	23	23
Brewster County	9,330	9,267	-0.7	170	171
Briscoe County	1,518	1,516	-0.1	239	239
Brooks County	7,153	7,114	-0.5	190	188
Brown County	37,870	37,924	0.1	82	82
Burleson County	18,068	18,389	1.8	130	129
Burnet County	46,654	47,542	1.9	72	72
Caldwell County	42,425	43,247	1.9	75	75
Calhoun County	21,770	21,561	-1	112	113
Callahan County	13,968	13,994	0.2	146	146
Cameron County	423,181	423,908	0.2	13	13
Camp County	12,874	13,033	1.2	150	150
Carson County	6,010	6,005	-0.1	194	194
Cass County	29,980	30,119	0.5	94	94
Castro County	7,760	7,665	-1.2	181	182
Chambers County	41,399	42,454	2.5	78	76
Cherokee County	52,182	52,592	0.8	62	63
Childress County	7,281	7,291	0.1	186	186
Clay County	10,495	10,456	-0.4	163	164
Cochran County	2,853	2,836	-0.6	230	230
Coke County	3,303	3,370	2	225	222
Coleman County	8,415	8,397	-0.2	176	177
Collin County	971,393	1,005,146	3.5	6	6
Collingsworth County	2,978	2,962	-0.5	229	228
Colorado County	21,228	21,217	-0.1	116	117
Comal County	140,790	148,373	5.4	30	30
Comanche County	13,547	13,534	-0.1	148	148
Concho County	4,311	4,276	-0.8	209	210
Cooke County	39,984	40,574	1.5	81	81
Coryell County	74,883	74,808	-0.1	49	49
Cottle County	1,381	1,389	0.6	242	241
Crane County	4,713	4,794	1.7	206	207
Crockett County	3,555	3,499	-1.6	220	220
Crosby County	5,872	5,779	-1.6	195	198
Culberson County	2,237	2,204	-1.5	232	233
Dallam County	7,211	7,200	-0.2	187	187
Dallas County	2,622,799	2,637,772	0.6	2	2
Dawson County	12,766	12,619	-1.2	151	152
Deaf Smith County	18,851	18,760	-0.5	127	127
Delta County	5,286	5,349	1.2	203	202
Denton County	835,330	859,064	2.8	9	8
DeWitt County	20,208	20,187	-0.1	121	121
Dickens County	2,207	2,249	1.9	233	232
Dimmit County	10,346	10,308	-0.4	165	165
Donley County	3,351	3,319	-1	223	224
Duval County	11,272	11,212	-0.5	161	161
Eastland County	18,342	18,322	-0.1	128	130
Ector County	157,173	162,124	3.2	29	29
Edwards County	1,941	1,928	-0.7	236	236
Ellis County	173,636	179,436	3.3	25	25
El Paso County	840,545	840,758	0	8	9
Erath County	41,862	42,446	1.4	77	77
Falls County	17,403	17,335	-0.4	133	133
Fannin County	34,572	35,286	2.1	89	88
Fayette County	25,176	25,349	0.7	103	102
Fisher County	3,904	3,839	-1.7	213	212
Floyd County	5,864	5,837	-0.5	196	196
Foard County	1,206	1,200	-0.5	246	246
Fort Bend County	766,136	787,858	2.8	10	10
Franklin County	10,780	10,766	-0.1	162	162
Freestone County	19,654	19,808	0.8	124	125
Frio County	19,564	19,816	1.3	125	124
Gaines County	20,635	20,901	1.3	120	119
Galveston County	334,304	337,890	1.1	17	17
Garza County	6,559	6,578	0.3	192	192
Gillespie County	26,530	26,804	1	100	100
Glasscock County	1,360	1,388	2.1	243	242
Goliad County	7,548	7,584	0.5	184	183
Gonzales County	20,796	20,826	0.1	119	120
Gray County	22,121	21,895	-1	110	110
Grayson County	131,214	133,991	2.1	35	34
Gregg County	123,123	123,707	0.5	36	37
Grimes County	27,977	28,360	1.4	98	98
Guadalupe County	159,841	163,694	2.4	28	28
Hale County	34,044	33,830	-0.6	90	90
Hall County	3,059	3,028	-1	226	227
Hamilton County	8,394	8,484	1.1	177	176
Hansford County	5,483	5,463	-0.4	201	201
Hardeman County	3,964	3,922	-1.1	211	211
Hardin County	57,159	57,207	0.1	59	59
Harris County	4,664,159	4,698,619	0.7	1	1
Harrison County	66,540	66,726	0.3	52	53
Hartley County	5,721	5,619	-1.8	199	200
Haskell County	5,783	5,813	0.5	198	197
Hays County	214,277	222,631	3.9	24	24
Hemphill County	3,945	3,825	-3	212	213
Henderson County	81,061	82,299	1.5	48	48
Hidalgo County	858,323	865,939	0.9	7	7
Hill County	35,819	36,354	1.5	86	86
Hockley County	22,995	22,980	-0.1	108	108
Hood County	58,154	60,537	4.1	58	56
Hopkins County	36,493	36,810	0.9	84	83
Houston County	23,116	23,169	0.2	107	106
Howard County	36,198	36,459	0.7	85	85
Hudspeth County	4,600	4,795	4.2	207	206
Hunt County	93,927	96,493	2.7	42	41
Hutchinson County	21,362	21,198	-0.8	115	118
Irion County	1,511	1,522	0.7	240	238
Jack County	8,821	8,843	0.2	173	173
Jackson County	14,818	14,874	0.4	142	141
Jasper County	35,550	35,872	0.9	87	87
Jeff Davis County	2,271	2,252	-0.8	231	231
Jefferson County	256,591	255,001	-0.6	20	20
Jim Hogg County	5,245	5,248	0.1	204	203
Jim Wells County	40,930	40,822	-0.3	80	80
Johnson County	167,101	171,361	2.5	26	27
Jones County	19,852	19,817	-0.2	123	123
Karnes County	15,516	15,650	0.9	139	140
Kaufman County	122,845	128,622	4.7	37	36
Kendall County	43,984	45,641	3.8	74	73
Kenedy County	422	442	4.7	252	252
Kent County	760	726	-4.5	250	250
Kerr County	51,850	52,405	1.1	63	64
Kimble County	4,406	4,362	-1	208	208
King County	289	277	-4.2	253	253
Kinney County	3,775	3,767	-0.2	215	214
Kleberg County	31,152	31,129	-0.1	93	93
Knox County	3,683	3,653	-0.8	217	218
Lamar County	49,597	49,728	0.3	66	69
Lamb County	13,198	13,158	-0.3	149	149
Lampasas County	20,919	21,229	1.5	118	116
La Salle County	7,567	7,531	-0.5	183	184
Lavaca County	20,019	20,110	0.5	122	122
Lee County	17,139	17,144	0	136	136
Leon County	17,249	17,270	0.1	134	135
Liberty County	83,809	86,323	3	47	46
Limestone County	23,517	23,519	0	105	105
Lipscomb County	3,376	3,355	-0.6	222	223
Live Oak County	12,185	12,166	-0.2	156	156
Llano County	21,205	21,646	2.1	117	112
Loving County	136	152	11.8	254	254
Lubbock County	304,875	307,412	0.8	18	18
Lynn County	5,841	5,877	0.6	197	195
McCulloch County	7,960	7,987	0.3	180	180
McLennan County	251,147	254,607	1.4	21	21
McMullen County	785	749	-4.6	249	249
Madison County	14,255	14,422	1.2	145	144
Marion County	10,073	9,928	-1.4	167	168
Martin County	5,562	5,753	3.4	200	199
Mason County	4,203	4,280	1.8	210	209
Matagorda County	36,811	36,552	-0.7	83	84
Maverick County	58,227	58,485	0.4	56	57
Medina County	50,210	50,921	1.4	65	65
Menard County	2,121	2,139	0.8	234	234
Midland County	165,386	172,578	4.3	27	26
Milam County	24,985	25,131	0.6	104	103
Mills County	4,937	4,921	-0.3	205	205
Mitchell County	8,232	8,145	-1.1	179	179
Montague County	19,429	19,596	0.9	126	126
Montgomery County	572,146	590,925	3.3	11	11
Moore County	21,878	21,485	-1.8	111	115
Morris County	12,381	12,339	-0.3	154	153
Motley County	1,229	1,234	0.4	245	245
Nacogdoches County	65,599	65,711	0.2	54	54
Navarro County	48,779	49,565	1.6	71	70
Newton County	13,930	13,746	-1.3	147	147
Nolan County	14,837	14,751	-0.6	141	142
Nueces County	361,014	362,265	0.3	15	15
Ochiltree County	10,060	9,947	-1.1	168	167
Oldham County	2,113	2,131	0.9	235	235
Orange County	84,936	83,572	-1.6	45	47
Palo Pinto County	28,575	28,875	1	96	96
Panola County	23,219	23,148	-0.3	106	107
Parker County	133,704	138,371	3.5	33	31
Parmer County	9,796	9,864	0.7	169	169
Pecos County	15,618	15,673	0.4	138	139
Polk County	49,016	50,031	2.1	70	68
Potter County	120,518	119,648	-0.7	38	38
Presidio County	7,155	6,948	-2.9	189	191
Rains County	11,751	12,159	3.5	158	157
Randall County	134,433	136,271	1.4	32	33
Reagan County	3,700	3,741	1.1	216	216
Real County	3,427	3,478	1.5	221	221
Red River County	12,203	12,175	-0.2	155	155
Reeves County	15,295	15,695	2.6	140	138
Refugio County	7,199	7,032	-2.3	188	189
Roberts County	937	903	-3.6	247	247
Robertson County	17,185	17,284	0.6	135	134
Rockwall County	96,877	100,657	3.9	40	40
Runnels County	10,333	10,234	-1	166	166
Rusk County	54,320	54,450	0.2	61	61
Sabine County	10,441	10,589	1.4	164	163
San Augustine County	8,292	8,232	-0.7	178	178
San Jacinto County	28,242	28,719	1.7	97	97
San Patricio County	67,223	66,893	-0.5	51	52
San Saba County	6,032	6,054	0.4	193	193
Schleicher County	2,995	2,895	-3.3	228	229
Scurry County	17,004	16,866	-0.8	137	137
Shackelford County	3,305	3,253	-1.6	224	225
Shelby County	25,311	25,418	0.4	102	101
Sherman County	3,041	3,079	1.2	227	226
Smith County	227,460	230,221	1.2	22	22
Somervell County	8,847	9,016	1.9	172	172
Starr County	64,267	64,525	0.4	55	55
Stephens County	9,307	9,433	1.4	171	170
Sterling County	1,301	1,311	0.8	244	244
Stonewall County	1,387	1,362	-1.8	241	243
Sutton County	3,798	3,758	-1.1	214	215
Swisher County	7,481	7,462	-0.3	185	185
Tarrant County	2,057,468	2,084,931	1.3	3	3
Taylor County	136,696	137,640	0.7	31	32
Terrell County	820	823	0.4	248	248
Terry County	12,458	12,287	-1.4	153	154
Throckmorton County	1,519	1,515	-0.3	238	240
Titus County	32,806	33,033	0.7	91	91
Tom Green County	117,689	118,189	0.4	39	39
Travis County	1,227,771	1,248,743	1.7	5	5
Trinity County	14,710	14,740	0.2	143	143
Tyler County	21,523	21,696	0.8	114	111
Upshur County	41,151	41,260	0.3	79	79
Upton County	3,661	3,671	0.3	218	217
Uvalde County	27,098	26,846	-0.9	99	99
Val Verde County	49,096	49,208	0.2	68	71
Van Zandt County	55,202	56,019	1.5	60	60
Victoria County	92,103	92,035	-0.1	43	43
Walker County	72,383	72,480	0.1	50	50
Waller County	51,285	53,126	3.6	64	62
Ward County	11,423	11,720	2.6	160	159
Washington County	34,897	35,108	0.6	88	89
Webb County	273,982	275,910	0.7	19	19
Wharton County	41,916	41,619	-0.7	76	78
Wheeler County	5,326	5,191	-2.5	202	204
Wichita County	131,899	132,064	0.1	34	35
Wilbarger County	12,747	12,820	0.6	152	151
Willacy County	21,574	21,515	-0.3	113	114
Williamson County	545,948	566,719	3.8	12	12
Wilson County	49,215	50,224	2.1	67	67
Winkler County	7,574	7,720	1.9	182	181
Wise County	65,863	68,305	3.7	53	51
Wood County	44,291	45,129	1.9	73	74
Yoakum County	8,562	8,591	0.3	175	175
Young County	17,978	18,045	0.4	131	132
Zapata County	14,283	14,190	-0.7	144	145
Zavala County	11,965	11,983	0.2	157	158

Income Distribution

Texas is ranked 15 on the basis of US economy rankings, According to Texas Facts, The oil boom of the early 1900s transformed the Texas state, a rural region turning industrial, and the population more than tripled to about 9.6 million by 1960. The Median household income in Texas is $59,206. Males in Texas have an average income that is 1.4 times the average income of females, which is $47,183.

Texas History

The population of Texas projection shows the growth rate of less than 2% from the year 2010 onwards. By 2011 Texas registered growth rate of 1.73% and continued till 2015 with 1.89%,and from 2016 it is seen the percentage of population growth decreasing rapidly from 1.64 in 2016 to 1.34 in 2018.