Where is the largest Catholic population in the South (OF USA)?
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I would say probably Louisiana...because of the French influence there, lots of people from Louisiana are Catholic.  Also if you consider Texas south, Texas has quite a few also because of the large Hispanic population.  Cullman, Alabama is a small town with a large Catholic population.  Altus, Arkansas (where they filmed Paris Hilton show) is a small town with a large Catholic population and 4 wineries!  Just to name a few.
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Columbus (United States of America,Ohio), agglomeration, current population: 1 640 028\nColumbus(United States of America,Texas), place, current population: 3 898\nColumbus(United States of America,New Mexico), place, current population: 1 923\nColumbus(United States of America,Georgia), place, current population: 184 900\nColumbus(United States of America,Mississippi), place, current population: 24 091\nColumbus(United States of America,North Carolina), place, current population: 995\nColumbus(United States of America,Kansas), place, current population: 3 182\nColumbus(United States of America,Kentucky), place, current population: 213\nColumbus(United States of America,Indiana), place, current population: 39 453\nColumbus(United States of America,Illinois), place, current population: 114\nColumbus(United States of America,Ohio), place, current population: 741 677\nColumbus(United States of America,Nebraska), place, current population: 20 763\nColumbus(United States of America,Wisconsin), place, current population: 5 191\nColumbus(United States of America,Montana), place, current population: 2 033\nColumbus(United States of America,North Dakota), place, current population: 127
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tennesee, texas, north carolina, ...probably anywhere down south lol
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I moved this answer over here and edited it:\n\nWoodlands is mainly transplants such as yourself. The religious freaks are mainly in east Texas (Tyler, Longview, Nacogdoches, etc.) and rural areas.\n\nThe Houston area is dominated by Hispanics, most of whom are Catholic. Don't let the crucifixes fool you. Hispanics seem to like the pageantry and rituals but they aren't real big on bible thumping.\n\nThe religion thing shouldn't be a problem.
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I'm not sure when it comes to other countries, but being in a large city there may be an archdiocese that can help or maybe another church in the area. Let me know how it turns out.  Congratulations!!!
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www.usachurches.org/usa\nMy two cents; live 24/7 in God's presence and you won't worry so much about where to attend church.
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las vegas has more churches per square mile then any other city in america.
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The US population in 1959 was approximately 177,073,000  \n\nsee: http://www.library.uu.nl/wesp/populstat/Americas/usac.htm
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United States — Population: 295,734,134
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There are about two-million people living in the St. Louis metro area, and I'm sure many have websites.\n\nI was born and raised there myself, but now live in Georgia (where it's even fargin hotter).
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The most religious by total number or per capita? The most religious per capita would be any from Texas to Virginia, or the Bible Belt. There's a church on nearly any back road you travel, small, but a church, unique in the South. It's hard to find someone that even uses a swear word!
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Atlanta  is the capital and the most populous city of the State of Georgia, and the central city of the ninth most populous metropolitan area in the United States. It is the county seat of Fulton County, although a portion of the city extends into DeKalb County. According to the July 2005 census estimate, the city has a population of 470,688 and a metropolitan population of 4,917,717. As of July 1, 2005, Atlanta's combined statistical area (CSA) is estimated to have a population of 5,249,121-
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South of North America.
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St. Augustine is a city located in St. Johns County, Florida, United States, in the region known as Florida's First Coast. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 11,592. As of 2004, the population recorded by the U.S. Census Bureau is 12,157.  It is the county seat of St. Johns County\n\nThe cities official web site is:\nhttp://www.ci.st-augustine.fl.us/\n\nAnd I also found this link:\nhttp://www.florida-staugustine.com/\n\nHope this helps!
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do you know what part of missouri? I have relatives in St Joseph and ill check with them.
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Alabama has the most.
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Florida, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Georgia, North & South Carolina (sometimes), um... Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri (the lower part), Kentucky. \nThat is if you are talking about Southern as in country, redneck. \nBut if you are talking about actual south of the US, get a map! lol