Bastrop compared with Elgin
The same measures, for two divisions, beside the metro figure they both sit inside. Nothing here says which division is doing better. Two places in one metro differ because they are different places, and the reason usually lies outside anything this table holds.
Population
Bastrop32,627Elgin22,957Austin metro2,426,5922026 edition, ACS 2020-2024
Median age
Bastrop37.8Elgin35.8Austin metro36.02026 edition, ACS 2020-2024
Median household income
Bastrop$87,527Elgin$91,588Austin metro$100,4312026 edition, ACS 2020-2024
Non-Hispanic White
Bastrop51.1%Elgin36.8%Austin metro48.7%2026 edition, ACS 2020-2024
Hispanic or Latino
Bastrop37.6%Elgin48.4%Austin metro32.2%2026 edition, ACS 2020-2024
Active churches
Bastrop29Elgin37Austin metro1,196 (metro total)Our church database, 2026-10-10
Residents per church
Bastrop~1,130Elgin~620Austin metro~1,980 (fifteen divisions)Both sources
Population change
Bastrop+55%Elgin+32%Austin metro+49% (fifteen divisions)Census, 2006-2010 to 2020-2024
Speak another language at home
Bastrop23.3%Elgin37.8%Austin metro28.4%2026 edition, ACS 2020-2024
Congregations worshipping in another language
Bastrop8 of 29Elgin5 of 37Austin metro235 of 1,196Our church database, 2026-10-10
Largest denominational family
BastropBaptist, 41%ElginBaptist, 35%Austin metroNon-Denominational/Independent, 34%Our church database, 2026-10-10
Ministries
Bastrop5Elgin2Austin metro363 (fifteen divisions)Our database, 2026-10-10
This division has a small population, so its survey estimates carry a wide margin of error. The population figure above could reasonably be several percent higher or lower. Read these numbers as a range, not a count.
Census language figures describe residents five years and over.
A division’s ministry count can reflect where an organization files its address, or the area it serves, as much as where it works.
Compare Bastrop with
2026 edition, ACS 2020-2024 · Our church database, 2026-10-10