Largest Cities
| City | City Population |
Municipality Population |
Metropolitan Population |
Metropolitan area type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reynosa | 589,466 | 608,891 | 1,501,919 | International R/RB/H |
| Matamoros | 449,815 | 489,193 | 1,136,995 | International M/C |
| Nuevo Laredo | 373,725 | 384,033 | 636,516 | International NL/W/H/C |
| Ciudad Victoria | 305,155 | 321,953 | 321,953 | Municipality |
| Tampico | 297,284 | 309,003 | 859,419 | In and Out-of-state |
| Ciudad Madero | 197,216 | 197,216 | - | Part of Tampico Metro |
| Miramar | 118,614 | - | - | Part of Tampico Metro |
| Rio Bravo | 95,647 | 118,259 | - | Part of Reynosa Metro |
| Ciudad Mante | 84,787 | 115,792 | 115,792 | Municipality |
| Altamira | 59,536 | 212,001 | - | Part of Tampico Metro |
| Valle Hermoso | 48,918 | 63,170 | 63,170 | Municipality |
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