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The population of McAllen is approximately 106,414 (2000).
The amount of land area in McAllen is 83.969 sq. kilometers.
McAllen per capita income is $15,874. McAllen miscellany. Return to Index McAllen location: in southeast Texas near the Gulf of Mexico and on the border with Mexico.
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The climate for McAllen is semitropical desert Return to Index History & History Related Items McAllen history: Though people settled here starting around the mid-1700's, it wasn't until John McAllen arrived around 1850 that development began in earnest. The townsite was established in 1904 as West McAllen. Another site became East McAllen in 1907. By 1910, they had joined together and McAllen had about 150 residents. The city was incorporated in 1911 and grew remarkably to over 5,300 by 1920. Here is a history page for McAllen. McAllen attractions: McAllen is an important migratory route for birds and butterflies. With over 450 species of birds and over 260 species of butterflies, wildlife watching is a delight Texas Tropics - Nature Festival Mc Allen International Museum Veteran's War Memorial of Texas Are you going to travel into Mexico? Here are some things you should know. Return to Index
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