Cities

Tarrant County includes a wide range of cities, from large urban communities to smaller residential areas. This article provides an overview of cities in Tarrant County, including population information and a complete city list to help residents, visitors, and businesses better understand the communities located throughout the county.

Overview of Tarrant County Cities

The cities in Tarrant County represent a diverse mix of growing communities, established neighborhoods, and local centers for housing, business, education, and public services. Fort Worth is the largest city in the county and serves as a major population center, while other cities such as Arlington and Grand Prairie also have large residential populations and extensive community services.

Population sizes vary significantly among cities in Tarrant County. Larger cities provide a wide range of services and facilities, while smaller cities offer more compact communities with their own local government services and unique characteristics.

Largest Cities by Population

The following table lists cities in Tarrant County by population, arranged from the largest population to the smallest population based on available population estimates.

City Population
Fort Worth 922,592
Arlington 393,985
Grand Prairie 196,331
Flower Mound 76,330
Mansfield 72,778
North Richland Hills 70,310
Euless 61,105
Grapevine 50,756
Bedford 49,803
Burleson 48,132
Haltom City 46,005
Keller 45,716
Hurst 40,316
Southlake 31,262
Colleyville 26,075
Watauga 23,603
Benbrook 24,472
Saginaw 24,029
Crowley 18,356
White Settlement 18,215
Forest Hill 13,952
Trophy Club 13,696
Azle 13,422
Richland Hills 8,584
Kennedale 8,509
River Oaks 7,629
Everman 6,142
Sansom Park 5,441
Lake Worth 4,696
Edgecliff Village 3,785
Reno 2,927
Westworth Village 2,590
Pantego 2,559
Blue Mound 2,393
Dalworthington Gardens 2,286
Pelican Bay 2,085
Haslet 2,004
Westlake 1,649
Lakeside 1,645
Newark 1,101
Westover Hills 644

Understanding City Locations

Residents searching for information about cities in Tarrant County often need to identify the right local government area for property matters, community services, transportation options, or daily activities. Knowing the city name and population can help users better understand where communities are located and how they compare in size.

The county includes major metropolitan areas as well as smaller cities and towns. Each community has its own local services, neighborhoods, and development patterns, creating a broad range of options for people who live, work, or visit Tarrant County.