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Texas is the second highest state of America regarding both area and population. It is located on the South-Central side of US bordering Mexico from the South side, New Mexico from the West side, Oklahoma from the North side, Arkansas from the North-East side and Louisiana from the East side of America. Texas is highly populated with 25,145,561 numbers of inhabitants with the percentage of 8.04%.
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