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In this lesson, students explore the diverse counties of Texas, highlighting that the state is made up of 254 counties, each contributing to its unique identity. The lesson provides a comprehensive list of counties organized alphabetically, showcasing the variety of regions from urban centers to rural landscapes. Ultimately, it emphasizes Texas’s rich cultural heritage and the distinct characteristics of its counties.
  1. What are some interesting things you learned about the counties in Texas?
  2. Can you name a few counties in Texas that start with the letter “B”?
  3. Why do you think it is important to know about the different counties in Texas?

Discovering the Counties of Texas

Welcome to the amazing state of Texas! Texas is a huge state in the United States, known for its wide-open spaces and fascinating history. Did you know that Texas has 254 counties? Each county is like a piece of a giant puzzle that makes up the Lone Star State. Let’s take a fun journey to learn more about these counties!

A to C

Here are some counties that start with the letters A to C:

  • Anderson
  • Andrews
  • Angelina
  • Aransas
  • Archer
  • Armstrong
  • Atascosa
  • Austin
  • Bailey
  • Bandera
  • Bastrop
  • Baylor
  • Bee
  • Bell
  • Bexar
  • Blanco
  • Borden
  • Bosque
  • Bowie
  • Brazoria
  • Brazos
  • Brewster
  • Briscoe
  • Brooks

D to H

Now, let’s look at some counties from D to H:

  • Brown
  • Burleson
  • Burnet
  • Caldwell
  • Calhoun
  • Callahan
  • Cameron
  • Camp
  • Carson
  • Cass
  • Castro
  • Chambers
  • Cherokee
  • Childress
  • Clay
  • Cochran
  • Coke
  • Coleman
  • Collin
  • Collingsworth
  • Colorado
  • Comal
  • Comanche
  • Concho
  • Cooke
  • Coryell
  • Cottle
  • Crane
  • Crockett
  • Crosby
  • Culberson
  • Dallam
  • Dallas
  • Dawson
  • Deaf Smith
  • Delta
  • Denton
  • DeWitt
  • Dickens
  • Dimmit
  • Donley
  • Duval
  • Eastland
  • Ector
  • Edwards
  • El Paso
  • Ellis
  • Erath
  • Falls
  • Fannin
  • Fayette
  • Fisher
  • Floyd
  • Foard
  • Fort Bend
  • Franklin

G to M

Let’s continue with counties from G to M:

  • Freestone
  • Frio
  • Gaines
  • Galveston
  • Garza
  • Gillespie
  • Glasscock
  • Goliad
  • Gonzales
  • Gray
  • Grayson
  • Gregg
  • Grimes
  • Guadalupe
  • Hale
  • Hall
  • Hamilton
  • Hansford
  • Hardeman
  • Hardin
  • Harris
  • Harrison
  • Hartley
  • Haskell
  • Hays
  • Hemphill
  • Henderson
  • Hidalgo
  • Hill
  • Hockley
  • Hood
  • Hopkins

N to S

Here are some counties from N to S:

  • Houston
  • Howard
  • Hudspeth
  • Hunt
  • Hutchinson
  • Irion
  • Jack
  • Jackson
  • Jasper
  • Jeff Davis
  • Jefferson
  • Jim Hogg
  • Jim Wells
  • Johnson
  • Jones
  • Karnes
  • Kaufman
  • Kendall
  • Kenedy
  • Kent
  • Kerr
  • Kimble
  • King
  • Kinney
  • Kleberg
  • Knox
  • La Salle
  • Lamar
  • Lamb
  • Lampasas
  • Lavaca
  • Lee
  • Leon
  • Liberty
  • Limestone
  • Lipscomb
  • Live Oak
  • Llano
  • Loving
  • Lubbock
  • Lynn
  • Madison
  • Marion
  • Martin
  • Mason
  • Matagorda
  • Maverick
  • McCulloch
  • McLennan
  • McMullen
  • Medina
  • Menard
  • Midland
  • Milam
  • Mills
  • Mitchell

N to Z

Finally, let’s look at counties from N to Z:

  • Montague
  • Montgomery
  • Moore
  • Morris
  • Motley
  • Nacogdoches
  • Navarro
  • Newton
  • Nolan
  • Nueces
  • Ochiltree
  • Oldham
  • Orange
  • Palo Pinto
  • Panola
  • Parker
  • Parmer
  • Pecos
  • Polk
  • Potter
  • Presidio
  • Rains
  • Randall
  • Reagan
  • Real
  • Red River
  • Reeves
  • Refugio
  • Roberts
  • Robertson
  • Rockwall
  • Runnels
  • Rusk
  • Sabine
  • San Augustine
  • San Jacinto
  • San Patricio
  • San Saba
  • Schleicher
  • Scurry
  • Shackelford
  • Shelby
  • Sherman
  • Smith
  • Somervell
  • Starr
  • Stephens
  • Sterling
  • Stonewall
  • Sutton
  • Swisher
  • Tarrant
  • Taylor
  • Terrell
  • Terry
  • Throckmorton
  • Titus
  • Tom Green
  • Travis
  • Trinity
  • Tyler
  • Upshur
  • Upton
  • Uvalde

V to Z

And here are the last counties, from V to Z:

  • Val Verde
  • Van Zandt
  • Victoria
  • Walker
  • Waller
  • Ward
  • Washington
  • Webb
  • Wharton
  • Wheeler
  • Wichita
  • Wilbarger
  • Willacy
  • Williamson
  • Wilson
  • Winkler
  • Wise
  • Wood
  • Yoakum
  • Young
  • Zapata
  • Zavala

In conclusion, Texas is a state full of exciting places to explore. Each county has its own special charm, from busy cities to peaceful countryside. Together, they make Texas a wonderful place with a rich cultural heritage. So, next time you hear about Texas, remember all the amazing counties that make it such a unique state!

  • What do you think it would be like to live in a big state like Texas with so many different counties? Can you imagine what kinds of places or activities you might find there?
  • Have you ever visited a different county or state? What was it like, and how was it different from where you live?
  • If you could create your own county, what would you name it, and what special things would you include to make it fun and interesting for people to visit?
  1. County Map Puzzle: Create a simple map of Texas using a large piece of paper or cardboard. Draw the outline of Texas and divide it into sections representing different counties. Cut out each county to make puzzle pieces. Mix them up and try to put the map back together. As you do, say the name of each county out loud. This will help you remember the counties and where they are located in Texas.

  2. County Scavenger Hunt: Choose a few counties from the list and research one interesting fact about each. For example, find out what the county is famous for, a historical event that happened there, or a popular place to visit. Share your findings with your family or friends and see if they can guess which county you’re talking about based on your clues!

  3. County Count Challenge: How many counties can you name from memory? Challenge yourself to list as many as you can in one minute. Then, try to beat your own record! You can also play this game with a friend to see who can name the most counties. This activity will help you remember the names of the counties and improve your memory skills.

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