This "diamond" of the Texas Panhandle has an estimated population of more than 2000 inhabitants residing in a total land area of less than 2.5 square miles of extension. Incorporated in the 1910s, this peaceful municipality settled in the 1890s has a population density under 980 people per square mile. Elevated less than 2350 feet above sea level, this community has a median household income of more than $25700 and a per capita income of $13700. Communicated by US Route 66, Interstate 40, and US Route 83; this land has a racial makeup of White Non Hispanic, Latino, African American, Native American, Asian Indian, and other racial groups.