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Population growth is fastest in cities adjacent to major centers

Series of maps showing percent population change (2020–2025), with fastest growth highlighted in darker green mainly in suburban communities around the city.

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June 04,2026

Visualizing the Future of Texas - Vintage 2024 Population Projections

This Story Map features the Texas Demographic Center's Vintage 2024 population projections. It includes residential population data for the state and its counties, broken down by age, sex, and race/ethnicity for each year from 2020 to 2060. The projections are presented under three migration scenarios, and the data mapped here visualizes the mid-migration scenario.

May 23,2026

Thank You for Joining Us!

Thank you for joining us at the 2026 Texas Demographic Conference in Austin! We appreciate your participation and are excited to share that all presentations and session recordings are now available for you to explore.

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LATEST NEWS

May 14,2026

It’s official: Fort Worth is the 10th-largest city in US

The article explains that Fort Worth’s rapid population growth has made it the 10th-largest city in the U.S., and demographer Dr. Helen You says this growth is driven by migration and changing population trends in Texas.

May 14,2026

Small cities in big Texas metro areas lead as the fastest growing municipalities in the US

The article explains that small suburban cities in Texas metro areas are growing the fastest in the U.S. as more people move there for affordability and space, a trend Texas demographer Lloyd Potter says reflects a shift away from big cities.