This dry county is served by Crockett City as its county seat. With an estimated population of 23200 inhabitants, this land was established back in the late 1830s with a total land extension of 1237 square miles. Connected by four major highways including US Highway 287 and State Highway 21, this portion of Texas is home of the Davy Crockett National Forest where hunting, camping, hiking, and other recreational activities could be enjoyed in a safe environment. The median household income in this county has been calculated in $28120, the per capita income is approximately $14500, and the poverty affects 15-16% of the families residing in this land.

Hon. Sarah Tunnell Clark

Donna Gordon Kaspar