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The city of Hutto was the fastest-growing city in the Austin area in 2024, and ranked 13th overall in the nation, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.

Central Texas cities join, drop out of top 15 fastest-growing cities in U.S.

By Anna Maness

In the Austin metro, Hutto was the fastest-growing city in the area and ranked 13th overall in the nation in 2024.

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