Seguin, Texas

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Seguin, Texas is a historic small city in south-central Texas known for its pecan industry, German heritage, and location east of San Antonio.

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Seguin, Texas canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
county seat
areaCode 830
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States
county Guadalupe County, Texas NERFINISHED
demographics significant Hispanic and German-descendant population
directionFrom east of San Antonio, Texas
distanceTo approximately 35 miles east of San Antonio
economySector agriculture
education
healthcare
manufacturing
elevation approximately 489 feet above sea level
FIPSCode 48-66656
foundingDate 1838
GNISFeatureID 1347072
governmentType council–manager government
hasEducationalInstitution Seguin Independent School District
Texas Lutheran University
hasFestival Pecan Fest
linked to: Pecan Fest (Seguin)
hasHeritage German-American culture
linked to: German Americans
hasHistoricDistrict Seguin Downtown Historic District
hasHistoricSite Guadalupe County Courthouse
Sebastopol House Historic Site
hasMuseum Heritage Museum (Seguin)
hasPark Max Starcke Park
incorporationDate 1853
knownFor German heritage
historic downtown
large pecan sculptures
pecan industry
locatedInRegion South Central Texas
linked to: South-Central Texas
locatedNear San Antonio, Texas
locatedOn Guadalupe River
majorHighway Interstate 10
Texas State Highway 46
U.S. Route 90
namedAfter Juan Seguín
partOf Greater San Antonio area
Guadalupe River Valley
linked to: Guadalupe Valley
population approximately 30,000 (early 2020s)
postalCode 78155
river Guadalupe River
slogan Pecan Capital of Texas
state Texas
timeZone Central Time Zone
timeZoneDST Central Daylight Time
linked to: Central Time Zone

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