Texas Counties

Sherman County is up in the Texas Panhandle, bordering Oklahoma. It’s where the sky seems endless. Stratford is the county seat.

The heart of East Texas beats in Smith County. Tyler is famous for its roses. It also serves as the county seat.

Somervell County is in north central Texas, not far from Fort Worth. Glen Rose, the county seat, is known as the “Dinosaur Capital of Texas.”

Starr County sits down on the Rio Grande, right at the southernmost tip of Texas. It borders Mexico to the southwest.

Oil put Stephens County on the map. It’s a square county in north central Texas. Breckenridge is the county seat.

Wide-open spaces define Sterling County. It’s out in West Texas, where you can see for miles. The county’s tiny with about 1,000 people.

Stonewall County sits in northwest Texas and is named after Confederate general Stonewall Jackson. Aspermont is the county seat.

Sutton County sits right in the heart of Texas Hill Country. Sonora, the county seat, is known for its annual Sutton County Days celebration.

The Texas Panhandle is home to the square Swisher County. Tulia serves as the county seat. It’s flat here. Pancake flat.

Fort Worth anchors Tarrant County in North Texas. Arlington has the Cowboys and the Rangers. The county’s growing fast.

Taylor County is in west-central Texas. Abilene, the county seat, is a city with a rich history. Dyess Air Force Base calls this county home.

Terrell County sits in the Chihuahuan Desert of West Texas. The Rio Grande River forms part of its southern border with Mexico.

Terry County is in the South Plains region, right in the middle of wine country. It’s one of the most productive pumpkin-producing counties.

Throckmorton County is in North Texas. It’s small. The whole county has fewer people than some city blocks.

East Texas is a world of its own, and Titus County is right in the thick of it. Mount Pleasant serves as the county seat.