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          Current Employment for Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand in TEXAS

          Rank Region 2025 Employment
          1 Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX Metro Area 81,940
          2 Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX Metro Area 52,520
          3 Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX Metro Area 13,900
          4 San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX Metro Area 13,440
          5 El Paso, TX Metro Area 5,140
          6 North Region of Texas Balance of State 3,860
          7 McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX Metro Area 3,100
          8 Tyler, TX Metro Area 2,800
          9 Northwestern Region of Texas Balance of State 2,540
          10 Corpus Christi, TX Metro Area 2,470
          11 Laredo, TX Metro Area 2,430
          12 Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX Metro Area 2,010
          13 Waco, TX Metro Area 1,980
          14 Lubbock, TX Metro Area 1,920
          15 Hill Country Region of Texas Balance of State 1,890
          16 Longview, TX Metro Area 1,890
          17 Brownsville-Harlingen, TX Metro Area 1,810
          18 Eastern Region of Texas Balance of State 1,790
          19 Killeen-Temple, TX Metro Area 1,660
          20 Amarillo, TX Metro Area 1,650
          21 Midland, TX Metro Area 1,500
          22 Coastal Plains Region of Texas Balance of State 1,370
          23 College Station-Bryan, TX Metro Area 1,300
          24 Odessa, TX Metro Area 1,230
          25 Sherman-Denison, TX Metro Area 970
          26 Texarkana, TX-AR Metro Area 920
          27 Abilene, TX Metro Area 830
          28 Wichita Falls, TX Metro Area 680
          29 San Angelo, TX Metro Area 560
          30 Border Region of Texas Balance of State 520
          31 Victoria, TX Metro Area 500
          32 Eagle Pass, TX Metro Area 100