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3. United States
4. Texas
5. Collin County
6. Frisco

Frisco, Texas

Frisco: Frisco is a city in the US state of Texas located in the counties of Collin and Denton, and an affluent and rapidly developing suburb of Dallas. It had a population of 116,989 inhabitants and a population density of 724.11 per km2 in the 2010 Census. 2 In the United States, Frisco has been and continues to be one of the fastest growing towns. The creation of North Dallas entered Plano and Frisco in the late 1990s, causing exponential growth during the 2000s. For many of the professionals employed in the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex, Frisco serves as a dormitory city, like many of the cities north of Dallas.

About

Frisco is a town located in the county of Collin in the U.S. state of Texas. Its population at the 2010 census was 116,989 and a population density of 662 people per km². After 10 years in 2020 city had an estimated population of 209,980 inhabitants.

The town was created 121 years ago in 1903.

Frisco is a city located in Collin and Denton counties in Texas, approximately 25 miles north of Dallas. With a population of around 210,000, Frisco is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States.

Humble Beginnings

Frisco began as a small farming town shortly after the railroad arrived in 1902. It was named after the St. Louis–San Francisco Railway that ran through the town.

For the first half of the 20th century, Frisco remained a sleepy rural community with a predominantly white population. By 1970, the population was still under 1,000 residents.

Growth and Change

Rapid growth in the later decades of the 20th century transformed Frisco. As Dallas' suburbs expanded northward, Frisco transitioned into a residential "boomburb."

Between 1990 and 2000 alone, Frisco's population shot up over 600%. By 2010, it had surpassed 116,000 residents. Factors like quality schools and proximity to jobs in Plano and Dallas fueled massive migration to the suburb.

As it grew, Frisco successfully attracted major corporate offices and sports facilities. The Dallas Cowboys moved their headquarters and practice facilities to Frisco in the late 2000s, raising the city's profile.

Frisco Today

Modern Frisco has evolved into a large economic hub and affluent suburb. The population is quite diverse compared to the town's early years. Frisco residents work in a range of white collar professions.

The city contains attractions like the Frisco Heritage Museum and the Patios at the Rail District, honoring local history amidst recent growth. A vibrant retail and entertainment scene has emerged as well.

While one of America's fastest growing cities, Frisco has retained a small-town vibe through quality of life, sports culture, and civic pride. It continues balancing rapid development with preserving community identity.

Quick Facts about Frisco

Population :	209,980 (2020)
Country :	United States of America
State :	Texas (United States)
County :	Collin County
Different from :	Frisco
Postal code :	75033–75035
Area :	176.72 km2
Altitude :	774 feet / 236 meters
Establishment :	January 01, 1904 (121 years ago)
Time Zone :	Central Time Zone
Local time :	05:22:36 (26th December 2025)
Density :	1,188 Pop. per km² as of 2020
Population growth :	44.29% (2010-2020)

Frisco Texas - City Hall image

Geography

Frisco is located at 33°9'2"N 96°49'25"W (33.1506700, -96.8236100).

Frisco map

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Official website of Frisco

• Official Website

Neighbors

Frisco has 1 neighbours.

• Plano The second most populous city in Texas and the center of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. It is located in northeastern Texas. Plano is known for its technology industry, its many parks and green spaces, and its many attractions, such as the Legoland Discovery Center and the Frontiers of Flight Museum.

Demographics

The population of Frisco increased by 44.29% in 10 years.

Population by years (2010 - 2020)

Year	Population	% Change	Method
2010	116,989	-	census
2011	123,515	5.28%	estimation process
2012	128,445	3.84%	estimation process
2013	136,794	6.1%	estimation process
2014	144,965	5.64%	estimation process
2015	154,390	6.1%	estimation process
2016	164,176	5.96%	estimation process
2017	177,730	7.63%	estimation process
2018	188,452	5.69%	estimation process
2019	200,490	6%	estimation process
2020	209,980	4.52%	estimation process

What is ZIP code for Frisco

Frisco zip code is 75034. County name: Denton, County fips: 48121

Alternate Unofficial Names for Frisco

Firsco, Frisco, Frisko, fryskw, fryskw tgzas, furisuko, peuliseuko, phriskea, Фриско, Фріско, فريسكو, فریسکو، تگزاس, فریسکو، ٹیکساس, ഫ്രിസ്കോ, フリスコ, 프리스코

Other Places in Frisco

1 George A. Purefoy Municipal Center

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People born in Frisco (11)

People born in Frisco, including gridiron football player Jackson Anderson, baseball player Red Patterson, ice hockey player Caleb Jones, .

List

• Hayden Partain (US association football player) he was born in 14/10/1994
• Dave Clark (American athlete) he was born in 01/01/1936
• Lamar Jordan (American-football player (1994-)) he was born in 02/10/1994
• Ryan O'Hearn (American baseball player) he was born in 26/07/1993
• Ashley Lin (figure skater) she was born in 12/03/2003
• Maelyn Jarmon (American singer) she was born in 08/12/1992
• J. R. Reed (American football safety) he was born in 11/03/1995
• Nick Bolton (American football linebacker) he was born in 10/03/2000

Schools in Frisco

College & universities near Frisco, TX

Code	Name	City	ZIP
490522	Allgood Beauty Institute	Frisco (TX)	75033-4112
436775	Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy-Plano	Plano (TX)	75093
247834	Collin County Community College District	McKinney (TX)	75069
460978	Ogle School Hair Skin Nails-North Dallas	Dallas (TX)	75248-1216
224156	Cosmetology Career Center LLC	Carrollton (TX)	75006

Stations (7)

Amtrak & bus stations near Frisco, TX

Code	Name	Address	Type
DAG	Dallas, TX	205 South Lamar Street	BUS
DAL	Union Station	400 South Houston St.	RAIL
MSQ	Mesquite, TX	1331 Highway 80 East \r\n1331 Highway 80 East \r\n	BUS
GLE	Gainesville	605 East California Street	RAIL
FTW	Fort Worth Central Station	1001 Jones Street	RAIL

Post Office

Post offices near Frisco

Post Office Name	City	ZIP
Fr Post Office	Frisco (TX)	75034
Teel Villag Post Office	Frisco (TX)	75036
East Frisco Carrier Annex Post Office	Frisco (TX)	75035
Northwest Plan Post Office	Plano (TX)	75025
The Colony Post Office	The Colony (TX)	75056

Other places with the same name (2)

• Frisco , Colorado town in Summit County, Colorado, United States of America with a population of 2,874 people.

Other cities in Collin County

Cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Collin County , TX. (more)

City Name	Population	Title
Plano	291,296	The second most populous city in Texas and the center of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area.
McKinney	208,272	The third most populous city in Collin County, Texas.
Allen	109,379	The fifth most populous city in Collin County, Texas.
Wylie	54,467	A city in Collin County, Texas.
Prosper	26,957	Suburban town located in Collin and Denton counties, Texas
Murphy	20,844	City in Collin County, Texas, United States
Celina	20,114	City in Texas, United States of America
Anna	16,945	City in Collin County, Texas, United States
Princeton	15,699	City in Collin County, Texas, United States
Melissa	13,793	City in Collin County, Texas, United States
Lucas	8,819	City in Collin County, Texas, United States
Parker	4,352	City in Collin County, Texas, United States
Lavon	3,993	City in Collin County, Texas, United States of America
Farmersville	3,711	City in Collin County, Texas, United States
Josephine	2,545	City in Collin County, Texas
Lowry Crossing	1,743	City in Collin County, Texas, United States

Distance to Other Cities

Frisco distances to largest Texas cities

• Houston
• San Antonio
• Dallas
• Austin
• Fort Worth
• Montopolis
• El Paso
• Arlington
• Corpus Christi
• Plano
• Laredo
• Lubbock
• Irving
• Garland
• McKinney
• Amarillo
• Grand Prairie
• Brownsville

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