gimmedastats
Thursday, August 6, 2026
Population
84,444
US Census estimate, July 2025
Median home value
$410,700
Owner-occupied units

Mansfield, TX

Texas · 32.569° N, 97.121° W · 37 sq mi

Mansfield is a city in Texas, with a population of 84,444 and about 2,295 residents per square mile. The median household earns $121,126 a year, and the median home is worth $410,700.

Conditions

Humidity & wind
UV index
Sunrise & sunset
Local time

Size & density

Land area
37 sq mi
Water excluded
Population density
2,295
People per square mile
Rank by population
#455
Of cities on this site
Rank by area
#362
Of cities on this site

Money & housing

Median household income
$121,126
US median ≈ $78,538
Median gross rent
$1,954
Per month
Homeownership
71.5%
US ≈ 65%
Average commute
28.6 min
One way

People

Median age
36.4
US median 39.1
Bachelor's degree +
42.5%
Age 25 and over
Foreign born
13.6%
Households
25,368
3.04 people each

What people here do for work

Education & health care 24.6%
Manufacturing 11.5%
Retail trade 10.9%
Transport & utilities 8.9%

Top four industries · share of all workers · ACS 2024

Wealthiest person in Texas

Name
Elon Musk
Forbes, Apr 2025
Net worth
$388B
As of 25 Apr 2025 — not live
Lives in
Austin
Source of wealth
Tesla, SpaceX

Compiled from public reporting, not from an official dataset, and not independently verified.

Largest employer in Texas · private sector

Employer
Walmart
Sector
Retail

Compiled from public reporting, not from an official dataset, and not independently verified. Government employers are excluded.

Largest public company in Texas

Company
Exxon Mobil
Revenue
$349.6B
Fiscal year 2024
Headquarters
Spring
Ticker
XOM

Compiled from public reporting, not from an official dataset, and not independently verified.

Forgotten Flicks movie T-shirts on TeePublic

State of Texas

State bird
Northern Mockingbird
State flower
Bluebonnet
State capital
Austin
Nickname
The Lone Star State

Compare Mansfield with

Cities near Mansfield

Cities about the same size

More in Texas

All Texas cities →