Sell your house in Bishop Hills: 195 residents, not a principal city, Central in Potter County

The city and the county

The Census name for this place is Bishop Hills town. It is an incorporated place the Census labels a town. The resident population estimate for July 1, 2025 is 195 (column POPESTIMATE2025, level 162, file sub-est2025_48.csv; the file layout dates that column July 1, 2025).

The July 1, 2025 county part (level 157) is:

• Potter County: 195 residents in that part of the place (level 157). The July 2023 delineation labels it Central in Amarillo, TX.

Most of that estimate, 195 residents, is in Potter County. That county is labeled Central in Amarillo, TX (CBSA 11100).

OMB Bulletin 23-01 does not name Bishop Hills as a principal city of Amarillo, TX.

Among the 1 incorporated places whose largest population share is in Potter County, Bishop Hills ranks 1 by the July 1, 2025 estimate.

Bishop Hills has the smallest July 1, 2025 estimate among those places.

The counties in this metropolitan area in the July 2023 delineation file are: Oldham County, Texas, labeled Outlying; Randall County, Texas, labeled Central; Potter County, Texas, labeled Central; Armstrong County, Texas, labeled Outlying; Carson County, Texas, labeled Outlying.

The principal cities Bulletin 23-01 names for Amarillo, TX are: Amarillo. Source: list 2, July 2023 and Bulletin 23-01.

The Potter County appraisal-district record is on the Texas Comptroller county directory. That section says Last Updated: 02/19/2025. It names Jeff Dagley as chief appraiser. The phone on that record is 806-358-1601. That is not Cash Home Advisors' phone. The record links to http://www.prad.org/.

The same facts in Spanish are on compramoscasastx.com.

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