City Profiles MCALLEN TX

McAllen, TX

The City of McAllen is located in Hidalgo County in the state of Texas, neighboring the Mexican city of Reynosa accross the Rio Grande. As of the 2019 U.S. Census estimate it has a population of 143,268. McAllen is part of the McAllen–Edinburg–Mission metropolitan area.

McAllen's Anzalduas International Bridge commercial operations is part of the Port of Entry (POE) of Hidalgo/Pharr which handled trade flows of over $37B U.S.D. in 2019.

The Hidalgo/Pharr POE (2305) is part of the trade District of Laredo.


Source: U.S. Census, U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census Foreign Trade Division, U.S. Customs, Texas Workforce Commission, Central Power and Light, local building departments and local U.S. bridge operators in cited cities.
Compiled by:Texas Center for Border Economic and Enterprise Development
City Section Last Update: July 2020

U.S.A.

Census 2020
331,449,281

Texas

Census 2020
29,145,505

McAllen

Census 2010
129,877

McAllen

Census 2020
142,210
% Population Change 2010-2020
2020 Gender Distribution

Total
Households

Census Estimate 2015-2019
45,705

Language other than English at Home

Census Estimate 2015-2019
75.6%

2016 Power Connections

Residential
42,962

2016 Power Connections

Small Business
8,022
Persons per Household 2015-2019
Median Gross Rent 2015-2019

International Bridges

1: Anzalduas Bridge Crossing
Non-Commercial Vehicles / Buses / Commercial Trucks
Mexico Border City: Reynosa, Tam.

% High School Graduate or Higher (2015-2019)
People age 25 or higher
% Bachelor's Degree or Higher (2015-2019)
People age 25 or higher
% With a Disability (2015-2019)
People under age 65
% With Out Health Insurance(2015-2019)
People under age 65

Median Household Income

Census Estimate 2015-2019
$46,804

Total Workforce

Avg. 2020

67,442

% Unemployment

Avg. 2020

9.07%
Labor Force Gender 2015-2019
Unemployment Trend
Per Capita Income 2015-2019
in the past 12 months (in 2019 dollars)
% Persons in Poverty

Pedestrian Crossings
Passenger Vehicle Crossings
Commercial Truck Crossings