Kent County, Texas

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Kent County, Texas is a sparsely populated rural county in West Texas known for its ranching economy and wide-open plains.

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Kent County, Texas canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county
county in Texas
category Counties of Texas
West Texas counties
climate semi-arid
country United States
countySeat Jayton, Texas
economy agriculture
ranching
FIPSCode 48XXX
GNISID 013836XX
governmentType county government
hasBorderWith Dickens County, Texas
Fisher County, Texas
Garza County, Texas
linked to: Garza County

Scurry County, Texas
linked to: Scurry County

Stonewall County, Texas
linked to: Stonewall County
hasFeature grassland plains
rangeland
hasSchoolDistrict Jayton-Girard Independent School District
hasUnincorporatedCommunity Jayton, Texas
ISOCode US-TX
linked to: Texas
isRural true
knownFor ranching economy
sparsely populated rural character
wide-open plains
landUse farming
ranching
largestCity Jayton, Texas
lawEnforcement Kent County Sheriff’s Office
locatedIn North America
United States South
West Texas
namedAfter Andrew Kent
partOf United States Great Plains
linked to: Great Plains
populationDensity low
primaryEconomicSector cattle ranching
livestock production
region Rolling Plains of Texas
roadNetwork served by Texas state highways
seat Jayton, Texas
state Texas
subdivisionOf State of Texas
linked to: Texas
subdivisionType county
timeZone Central Time Zone
UTC−06:00
timeZoneDST UTC−05:00

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Texas's 19th congressional district contains Kent County, Texas
Scurry County borders Kent County, Texas
Stonewall County borders Kent County, Texas
Fisher County borderedBy Kent County, Texas
Fisher County, Texas borderedByCounty Kent County, Texas
Kent, Texas namedFor Kent County, Texas