Situated in southern Texas, the City of Alamo is located in Hidalgo County in the majestic Rio Grande Valley. Alamo was incorporated in 1924, and serves as a gateway into the country of Mexico. Alamo has a vibrant population of approximately 16,000 people.

As an irrigated area of southern Hildago County, Alamo has its roots as an agricultural community for an abundant mix of vegetables and citrus. Alamo has a thriving tourism industry thanks to its attraction as winter resort-retirement destination. It also boasts great shopping attractions, along with the nearby City of McAllen, for those living in the state and in Mexico. Mexicans generally regard these cities as the southernmost American cities, and reserve all their serious shopping activity for when they visit.

For naturalists, no destination gets any better than the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge. With about 2,000 acres of thick, bushy growth typical of Valley before agricultural development. This preserveprotects abundant wildlife and plant species, many found nowhere else in U.S. Rare birds become common sightings during winter season.

Alamo is home to a diverse community with a distinct Hispanic flavor. With a lively city setting that offers attractive and safe neighborhoods, more and more people are discovering what a gem Alamo is.