From 2010 to 2018, Texas swelled by almost 3,400,000 inhabitants.
That's for a total of 28 million residents — more than the entire population of Australia.
To get a read on where people are moving to, Business Insider used US Census Bureau data, to rank the metropolitan statistical areas in Texas by total net migration between 2010 and 2018 — the number of people who moved into the metro area during that period from another part of the US or another country, minus people who moved out of the metro area — adjusted by the metro area's 2010 population.
