These 16 billionaires from North Texas landed on the Forbes 400

Forbes has released its list of the 400 wealthiest Americans, and 43 of the spots are Texans — with 16 residing in North Texas.

Walmart (NYSE: WMT) heir Alice Walton takes the 15th spot and title as the richest DFW resident with a net worth of $55.7 billion. But according to a story in The Dallas Morning News, Walton’s net worth dropped more than $12 billion from last year, removing her long-reigning title as the richest woman in America (she is now second to Julia Koch and her family.)

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones follows behind at No. 44 with a net worth of $16 billion, and Beal Financial Corporation owner Andrew Beal trails with the No. 61 spot with a net worth of $10.3 billion. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban finds himself at No. 227 with a net worth of $4.6 billion.

According to the list, the world’s richest man, now a Texan, takes the No. 1 spot. Elon Musk sits at the top with an estimated $251 billion net worth. Austin resident and Tesla (Nasdaq: TSLA) CEO currently has a launch site along the Gulf Coast for spacecraft manufacturer SpaceX.

You can find the list of Dallas-Fort Worth residents on Forbes’ 400 Wealthiest below. You can find the complete list here.

15. Alice Walton— $55.7 billion

44. Jerry Jones — $16 billion

61. Andrew Beal— $10.3 billion

138. David Bonderman — $6.5 billion

150. Ken Fisher — $6.3 billion

160. Ray Lee Hunt — $5.7 billion

211. Robert Bass — $4.9 billion

214. Robert Rowling — $4.8 billion

227. Mark Cuban— $4.6 billion

227. Kelcy Warren — $4.6 billion

234. Margot Birmingham Perot — $4.5 billion

271. W. Herbert Hunt — $4 billion

271. Trevor Rees-Jones — $4 billion

296. H. Ross Perot, Jr. — $3.8 billion

296. Steven Udvar-Hazy — $3.8 billion

303. Sid Bass — $3.7 billion