Foard County is one of the dry territories constituting the map of Texas State which has an estimated population of 1600 and it is served by Crowell City as its county seat. This community named after Robert Levi Foard was founded in the early 1890s and it is served by the US Highway 70 and the State Highway 6. With a total land area of 708 square miles of extension, this land is full of attractions such as the Copper Breaks State Park and the Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus. The population density of this corner of Texas is 3 people per square mile presenting a racial makeup of White Non Hispanic, African American, Latino, Asian, Native American, and other racial groups.