Harlingen, Texas Population History 1990 - 2017

Latest Data (2017)
Population 65,467
Nationwide Rank 562

Quick Facts

Harlingen, Texas is the 562nd largest city in the United States as of 2017.

Harlingen, Texas is a city.

Harlingen, Texas is as large as it has ever been. In 2017 Harlingen had its largest population ever.

Harlingen, Texas's growth is below average. 61% of similarly sized cities are growing faster since 2000.

Harlingen, Texas Border Map

Similarly Sized Cities In US

US Rank Name Population Growth
2000-2017
552 North Port, Florida 66,300 185.1%
553 North Little Rock, Arkansas 65,911 8.7%
554 Lodi, California 65,884 14.5%
555 Alpharetta, Georgia 65,799 41.1%
556 Conway, Arkansas 65,782 50.6%
557 Tamarac, Florida 65,669 17.4%
558 Schenectady, New York 65,625 6.2%
559 West Des Moines, Iowa 65,608 39.0%
560 Shawnee, Kansas 65,513 34.7%
561 Madera, California 65,508 49.9%
562 Harlingen, Texas 65,467 11.3%
563 East Orange, New Jersey 65,378 -6.2%
564 San Clemente, California 65,267 29.0%
565 Santa Cruz, California 65,021 16.3%
566 Jupiter, Florida 64,976 62.9%
567 Wellington, Florida 64,848 66.9%
568 Rocklin, California 64,838 74.0%
569 Youngstown, Ohio 64,604 -20.9%
570 Blaine, Minnesota 64,557 41.9%
571 Sammamish, Washington 64,548 85.4%
572 Eden Prairie, Minnesota 64,400 16.5%

Similarly Sized Cities In Texas

US Rank Name Population Growth
2000-2017
221 Round Rock 123,678 103.8%
228 Abilene 121,885 5.1%
232 Pearland 119,940 160.4%
233 Beaumont 119,114 4.9%
240 Odessa 116,861 29.0%
241 Richardson 116,783 26.5%
253 College Station 113,564 64.8%
287 Lewisville 106,021 35.2%
291 Tyler 104,991 24.3%
292 League City 104,903 128.6%
295 Wichita Falls 104,747 0.6%
304 Allen 100,685 123.3%
306 San Angelo 100,119 13.2%
362 Edinburg 90,280 84.4%
371 Sugar Land 88,485 36.3%
397 Mission 84,424 81.8%
399 Conroe 84,378 116.7%
403 Bryan 84,021 27.4%
415 Longview 81,522 11.7%
434 Pharr 79,487 67.7%
438 New Braunfels 79,152 105.1%
451 Baytown 76,804 15.2%
454 Flower Mound 76,681 48.1%
466 Cedar Park 75,704 189.7%
474 Temple 74,503 34.9%
475 Missouri City 74,497 39.2%
508 Georgetown 70,685 147.1%
509 North Richland Hills 70,441 25.8%
516 Mansfield 68,928 142.5%
540 Victoria 67,106 10.8%
562 Harlingen 65,467 11.3%
583 Pflugerville 63,359 163.3%
588 San Marcos 63,071 73.2%
589 Rowlett 62,868 39.3%
683 Port Arthur 55,498 -3.6%
688 Euless 55,174 19.3%
713 Grapevine 53,982 26.5%
717 DeSoto 53,568 41.5%
758 Galveston 50,497 -12.1%
769 Wylie 49,826 218.9%
774 Bedford 49,486 4.7%
780 Leander 49,234 482.7%
793 Cedar Hill 48,710 48.6%
797 Texas City 48,558 16.2%
822 Keller 47,266 68.9%
832 Little Elm 46,548 931.1%
840 Burleson 46,145 110.0%
860 Haltom City 44,417 13.5%
864 Rockwall 44,208 134.7%
877 Kyle 43,480 626.1%
895 The Colony 42,721 57.7%
910 Coppell 41,941 14.6%
911 Sherman 41,917 19.0%
925 Huntsville 41,277 17.4%
946 Weslaco 40,358 40.2%
955 Schertz 40,092 90.4%
962 Friendswood 39,839 36.3%
971 Duncanville 39,487 9.4%
976 Lancaster 39,386 51.4%
989 Hurst 39,051 7.4%
1024 Rosenberg 37,661 55.4%
1034 Texarkana 37,333 7.1%
1037 Farmers Branch 37,088 34.9%
1041 San Juan 36,981 38.6%
1071 Del Rio 36,006 5.9%
1075 Lufkin 35,837 7.4%
1089 La Porte 35,371 10.3%
1090 Waxahachie 35,340 62.9%
1125 Socorro 34,048 22.6%
1130 Deer Park 33,891 18.6%
1139 Nacogdoches 33,614 11.9%

Demographics

Population History

Year Population Rank in US
2017 65,467 562
2016 65,539 548
2015 65,774 543
2014 65,914 535
2013 65,665 527
2012 65,679 518
2011 65,512 515
2010 64,849 513
2009 65,289 500
2008 64,195 503
2007 63,309 505
2006 62,279 504
2005 61,823 501
2004 61,140 505
2003 60,574 502
2002 59,569 509
2001 59,179 502
2000 58,807 501
1990 47,818 553