Las Quintas Fronterizas, TX

At the 2020 census, Las Quintas Fronterizas was a Maverick County census-designated place of 2,326 people on the outskirts of Eagle Pass. It is part of the county's borderland residential pattern, where small communities, colonias, ranch roads, and the Eagle Pass city edge overlap. The Spanish name fits a place shaped by the Rio Grande region even when its daily life is tied to ordinary neighborhood concerns. Eagle Pass Independent School District serves the area, connecting Las Quintas to the larger border-city school and work network.

Las Quintas Fronterizas is less a standalone downtown than a neighborhood-scale place woven into Eagle Pass and Maverick County. Roads connect residents to Eagle Pass, the county seat, and the wider border economy, while the community's housing pattern reflects the way Maverick County has grown around the city without neat municipal boundaries. The 2020 count places more than two thousand people in that unincorporated community, but the interesting part is the connection: Las Quintas belongs to a larger Eagle Pass landscape of schools, work, family networks, and cross-border life. It is a small place by name, not by context.