The 15 Fastest-Growing Large Cities And Towns In The U.S.
Most of the top 15 cities or towns with the largest population gains were located in the South in 2017, with three of the top five in Texas, according to new population estimates released today by the U.S. Census Bureau. The West had the highest share of its population living within an incorporated place (76.7 percent), followed by the Midwest (71.4 percent) as of July 1, 2017. The Northeast had the smallest population of its residents living in incorporated places (51.4 percent).
Frisco, Texas
Increase: 8.2 percent
2017 total population: 177,286
New Braunfels, Texas
Increase: 8 percent
2017 total population: 79,152
Pflugerville, Texas
Increase: 6.5 percent
2017 total population: 63,359
Ankeny, Iowa
Increase: 6.4 percent
2017 total population: 62,416
Buckeye, Arizona
Increase: 5.9 percent
2017 total population: 68,453
Georgetown, Texas
Increase: 5.4 percent
2017 total population: 70,685
Castle Rock, Colorado
Increase: 5.1 percent
2017 total population: 62,276
Franklin, Tennessee
Increase: 4.9 percent
2017 total population: 78,321
McKinney, Texas
Increase: 4.8 percent
2017 total population: 181,330
Meridian, Idaho
Increase: 4.7 percent
2017 total population: 99,926
Flower Mound, Texas
Increase: 4.3 percent
2017 total population: 76,681
Bend, Oregon
Increase: 4.3 percent
2017 total population: 94,520
Cedar Park, Texas
Increase: 4.2 percent
2017 total population: 75,704
Doral, Florida
Increase: 4.2 percent
2017 total population: 61,130
Fort Myers, Florida
Increase: 4.2 percent
2017 total population: 79,943