Kimble County

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Kimble County is a rural county located on the Edwards Plateau in central Texas, known for its ranching, hunting, and scenic Hill Country landscapes.

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Kimble County canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county in Texas
borders Edwards County, Texas NERFINISHED
Gillespie County, Texas NERFINISHED
Kerr County, Texas
linked to: Kerr County

Mason County, Texas NERFINISHED
Menard County, Texas NERFINISHED
Sutton County, Texas
climate semi-arid subtropical
country United States of America
countySeat Junction, Texas
crossedByRiver Llano River
North Llano River
South Llano River
established 1858
FIPSCode 48-265
GNISID 1379963
hasFeature cedar breaks
limestone hills
live oak woodlands
hasHighway Interstate 10
U.S. Route 290
U.S. Route 377 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 83 NERFINISHED
hasIndustry cattle ranching
goat ranching
sheep ranching
hasRecreation deer hunting
fishing
river kayaking
turkey hunting
knownFor hunting
ranching
scenic Hill Country landscapes
largestCity Junction, Texas
locatedIn Central Texas
linked to: central Texas

Edwards Plateau
locatedInPhysiographicRegion Edwards Plateau ecoregion
namedAfter George C. Kimble
organized 1876
partOf Texas Hill Country
primaryEconomicActivity hunting-related tourism
livestock ranching
regionType rural
seatLocatedOnRiver South Llano River
state Texas
timeZone Central Time Zone

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Gillespie County borderedBy Kimble County
Kerr County borders Kimble County