Central Texas · Seat: Georgetown

Williamson County, Texas Population

Williamson County has a population of approximately 752,827 residents, ranking #12 of 254 Texas counties. The county covers 1,124 sq mi, giving it a population density of about 669.8 people per square mile — a suburban profile within the Central Texas region.

Population
752,827
Statewide rank
#12 / 254
Density /sq mi
669.8
Land area
1,124 sq mi

Population overview

Williamson County is home to roughly 752,827 people, making up about 2.37% of the total population of Texas. Within the Central Texas region, it ranks #2 of 76 counties by population. The combination of 1,124 square miles of land and 752,827 residents yields a density of about 669.8 people per square mile — typical of suburban Texas, with a mix of subdivisions, commercial corridors, and remaining rural land.

How Williamson County compares

Compared with the other 253 Texas counties, Williamson County sits in the top 10% of the population distribution. It belongs to the upper tier of Texas counties — sizable enough to support diverse local services and infrastructure.

ComparisonPopulationvs Williamson
Williamson County752,827
Central Texas region average81,016-89%
Texas county median18,916-97%
Largest in Texas (Harris)5,045,026+570%

Neighboring county populations

Williamson County shares borders with 6 counties. Comparing population across an adjacent corridor often reveals commuting patterns, school-district pull, and economic gravity.

CountySeatPopulationDensity
Travis CountyAustin1,389,6701405.1
Bell CountyBelton402,248379.8
Bastrop CountyBastrop118,908133.9
Burnet CountyBurnet57,01557.3
Milam CountyCameron26,25825.8
Lee CountyGiddings18,72929.8

Frequently asked questions

What is the population of Williamson County, Texas?+

Williamson County has an estimated population of 752,827 residents, based on the most recent U.S. Census data.

What is the population density of Williamson County?+

Williamson County has a population density of approximately 669.8 people per square mile across its 1,124 sq mi of land area — characteristic of a suburban county.

Where does Williamson County rank among Texas counties by population?+

Williamson County ranks #12 out of 254 Texas counties by total population, accounting for roughly 2.37% of the state's total population.

What is the most populous county near Williamson County?+

Among the 6 counties bordering Williamson, Travis County is the most populous with about 1,389,670 residents.

How is Williamson County's population measured?+

Population figures are sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau — the decennial census and annual American Community Survey (ACS) population estimates. See our methodology for full sourcing.