On the Border by the Sea
and Beyond!
The City of Brownsville encompasses 84 square miles and in 2019 had an estimated population of 182,781. It is the largest city in South Texas Rio Grande Valley (RGV).
The county seat for Cameron County, Brownsville, is located at the intersection of the Rio Grande and Gulf of Mexico. A semi-tropical border city with strong economic and cultural ties to Mexico and its manufacturing industry, Brownsville is among the best places for business in North America, accommodating trade by air, sea, rail, road, and space.
The Brownsville metropolitan area is one of the U.S.’s largest Hispanic population, approximate (93.8%) with a median age of 28.
The city’s economic activity is comprised of service, medical, manufacturing, government, energy, education, aerospace, and transportation.
The county seat for Cameron County, Brownsville, is located at the intersection of the Rio Grande and Gulf of Mexico. A semi-tropical border city with strong economic and cultural ties to Mexico and its manufacturing industry, Brownsville is among the best places for business in North America, accommodating trade by air, sea, rail, road, and space.
The Brownsville metropolitan area is one of the U.S.’s largest Hispanic population, approximate (93.8%) with a median age of 28.
The city’s economic activity is comprised of service, medical, manufacturing, government, energy, education, aerospace, and transportation.