Terrell County, Texas

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Terrell County, Texas is a sparsely populated county in West Texas known for its rugged desert landscape and remote ranching communities.

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Terrell County, Texas canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county
county in Texas
administrativeCenter Sanderson, Texas
border Mexico
borderFeature Rio Grande
climate semi-arid
country United States
countySeat Sanderson, Texas
governmentType county government
hasCountySeatStatusSince Sanderson, Texas
hasEconomicSector agriculture
livestock production
hasFeature arid plains
canyons
mesas
hasJurisdiction Sanderson, Texas
hasLandUse cattle ranching
rangeland
hasLowPopulationDensity true
hasTransportationRoute U.S. Route 285 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 90
hasUnincorporatedCommunity Sanderson, Texas
ISOCode US-TX
isPartOf United States–Mexico border region
isRemote true
isRural true
isSparselySettled true
knownFor remote ranching communities
rugged desert landscape
landscape rugged desert
largestSettlement Sanderson, Texas
locatedIn Texas
West Texas
locatedInCountrySubdivision western Texas
locatedInDesertRegion Chihuahuan Desert
locatedInTimeZoneRegion North American Central Time Zone
linked to: Central Time Zone
namedAfter Alexander W. Terrell NERFINISHED
officialLanguageDeFacto English
partOf Trans-Pecos region
populationCharacteristic sparsely populated
primaryEconomicActivity ranching
regionType frontier county
state Texas
subdivisionOf Texas
timeZone Central Time Zone
timeZoneDST Central Daylight Time
linked to: Central Time Zone

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Sheriff Ed Tom Bell homeTown Terrell County, Texas
Ed Tom Bell jurisdiction Terrell County, Texas
Val Verde County, Texas adjacentTo Terrell County, Texas