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Located in the South Central region of the United States, Texas covers around 268,596 square miles and holds close to 30 million residents. It's the second largest U.S. state and shares borders with the states of Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and the country of Mexico.

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Collin

Frisco, Texas History: From Railroad Stop to DFW Powerhouse

Explore Frisco’s full story—railroad roots, population booms, signature sports venues, and the companies reshaping North Texas. Timeline + fun facts.

Travis County

Austin, Texas: Your Historic & Comprehensive Guide to Austin

Discover Austin like never before. From its rich history to modern attractions, get an in-depth look at what makes Texas' capital a must-visit destination.

Harris County

The Dynamic History and Modern Growth of Houston, Texas

Discover the captivating history and rapid growth of Houston, Texas. Learn about past and current populations, key businesses that shaped the city, and its vibrant present-day landscape with stunning imagery.

Dallas County

A Detailed History of Dallas, Texas: From Frontier to Metropolis

Location: Dallas, TX 32° 48' 10.638" N, 96° 46' 11.7228" W See map: Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, MapQuest

Bexar County

The Historic Journey and Modern Growth of San Antonio, Texas

Explore the captivating history and rapid growth of San Antonio, Texas. Learn about the city’s past, population changes, and current status, with insights into its rich culture and key landmarks.

Denton County

Plano, Texas: Discover the Rich History and Modern Growth

Uncover the fascinating journey of Plano, Texas—from its origins to its current status as a thriving suburban hub. Learn about Plano’s historical roots, rapid growth, and impactful businesses in this detailed piece.

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