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For Non-Americans f.i. Europeans it very difficult to understand all the abbreviations of USA States a/o COUNTY's, so that's why I intended to look in my ATLAS -from last year, I am not yet that old to catch one of some decennia before- and wrote down all the most important ones. Hope others can help to assure I don NOT make mistake with the right cities, for I did not have geography in school about the new world. -at that time it was considered the old one, for everyone thought the IRON CURTAINS would NEVER FALLs.

County's of TEXAS

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• Anderson ‧ 001 ‧ Palestine ‧ 1846 ‧ Houston ‧ Kenneth Lewis ANDERSON ‧ 1805-1845 ‧ last vice president of the Republic of Texas ‧ 55,109 ‧ 1,071 sq mi ‧ 2,774 km2 ‧
• Andrews ‧ 003 ‧ Andrews ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar ‧ Richard Andrews ‧ ?-1835 ‧ first Texan soldier to die in the Texas Revolution ‧ 13,004 ‧ 1,501 sq.mi ‧ 3,888 km2 ‧
• Angelina ‧ 005 ‧ Lufkin ‧ 1846 ‧ Nacogdoches ‧ Hainai native American woman who assisted early Spanish missionaries called Little Angel :EN~ES: Angelina ‧ 80,130 ‧ 802 sq.mi ‧ 2,077 km2 ‧
• Aransas ‧ 007 ‧ Rockport ‧ 1871 ‧ Refugio ‧ Aransas Bay : in turn for an early Spanish fort; this support was supposedly named in turn for a Spanish palace Aránzazu, possibly related to the Sanctuario de Aránzazu ‧ Arantzazu :EN~Basque: Place of Thorns ‧ 22,497 ‧ 252 sq.mi ‧ 653 km2 ‧
• Archer ‧ 009 ‧ Archer City ‧ 1858 ‧ Fannin ‧ Branch Tanner ARCHER ‧ commissioner Republic of Texas ‧ 8,854 ‧ 910 sq mi ‧ 2,357 km2 ‧
• Armstrong ‧ 011 ‧ Claude ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar ‧ Texas pioneer familie ‧ not certain which one ‧ 2,148 ‧ 914 sq.mi ‧ 2,367 km2 ‧
• Atascosa ‧ 013 ‧ Jourdanton ‧ 1856 ‧ Bexar ‧ ES: Boggy ‧ 38,628 ‧ 1,232 sq.mi ‧ 3,191 km2 ‧
• Austin ‧ 015 ‧ Bellville ‧ 1836 ‧ Original C. -23- ‧ Stephen F. AUSTIN ‧ 1793-1836 ‧ father of Texas ‧ 23,590 ‧ 653 sq.mi ‧ 1,691 km2 ‧

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• Bailey ‧ 017 ‧ Muleshoe ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar ‧ Peter James BAILEY ‧ soldier ‧ defender of the Alamo ‧ 6,594 ‧ 827 sq‧mi ‧ 2,142 km2 ‧
• Bandera ‧ 019 ‧ Bandera ‧ 1856 ‧ Bexar ‧ Bandera Pass ‧ ES: Flag ‧ 17,645 ‧ 792 sq‧mi ‧ 2,051 km2 ‧
• Bastrop ‧ 021 ‧ Bastrop ‧ 1836 ‧ Original -23- C. ‧ Felipe Enrique NERI ‧ Baron de Bastrop ‧ Dutch settler who provided essential help to Stephen F. AUSTIN in obtaining his original land grants ‧ 57,733 ‧ 888 sq‧mi ‧ 2,300 km2 ‧
• Baylor ‧ 023 ‧ Seymour ‧ 1858 ‧ Fannin ‧ Henry Weidner BAYLOR ‧ surgeon in the Texas Rangers during the Mexican-American War ‧ 4,093 ‧ 871 sq‧mi ‧ 2,256 km2 ‧
• Bee ‧ 025 ‧ Beeville ‧ 1857 ‧ San Patricio C.‧Goliad C.‧Refugio C.‧Live Oak C.‧Karnes ‧ Barnard Elliott BEE sr. ‧ 1787-1853 ‧ secretary of state of the Republic of Texas ‧ 32,359 ‧ 880 sq mi ‧ 2,279 km2 ‧
• Bell ‧ 027 ‧ Belton ‧ 1850 ‧ Milam ‧ Peter Hansborough BELL ‧ 3e governor of Texas : 1849-1853 ‧ 237,974 ‧ 1,059 sq‧mi ‧ 2,743 km2 ‧
• Bexar ‧ 029 ‧ San Antonio ‧ 1836 ‧ Original C. -23- ‧ San Antonio de BÉXAR ‧ major presidio in Mexican Texas ‧ named in turn for the San Antonio River and the Spanish viceroy's family ‧ Dukes of Béjar in Spain ‧ 1,392,931 ‧ 1,247 sq‧mi ‧ 3,230 km2 ‧
• Blanco ‧ 031 ‧ Johnson City ‧ 1858 ‧ Burnet C.‧Comal C.‧Gillespie C.‧Hays ‧ the Blanco :EN~ES: White River ‧ 8,418 ‧ 711 sq‧ mi ‧ 1,841 km2 ‧
• Borden ‧ 033 ‧ Gail ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar ‧ Gail BORDEN jr. ‧ 1801-1874 ‧ businessman‧publisher‧surveyor‧inventor condensed milk ‧ 729 ‧ 899 sq‧mi ‧ 2,328 km2 ‧
• Bosque ‧ 035 ‧ Meridian ‧ 1854 ‧ McLennan ‧ the Bosque :ES~EN: Wooded River 17,204 ‧ 989 sq‧mi ‧ 2,561 km2 ‧
• Bowie ‧ 037 ‧ Boston ‧ 1840 ‧ Red River ‧ James BOWIE ‧ 1796-1836 ‧ knife fighter ‧ died at Battle of the Alamo ‧ 89,306 ‧ 888 sq‧mi ‧ 2,300 km2 ‧
• Brazoria ‧ 039 ‧ Angleton ‧ 1836 ‧ One of the original 23 counties ‧ Brazoria-Texas ‧ early port on the Brazos River ‧ 241,767 ‧ 1,387 sq‧mi ‧ 3,592 km2 ‧
• Brazos ‧ 041 ‧ Bryan ‧ 1841 ‧ Washington ‧ Navasota C.until 1842 ‧ the Brazos River ‧ 152,415 ‧ 586 sq‧mi ‧ 1,518 km2 ‧
• Brewster ‧ 043 ‧ Alpine ‧ 1887 ‧ Presidio ‧ Henry Percy BREWSTER ‧ 1816-1884 ‧ secretary of war for the Republic of Texas ‧ soldier Civil War ‧ 8,866 ‧ 6,193 sq‧mi ‧ 16,040 km2 ‧
• Briscoe ‧ 045 ‧ Silverton ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar ‧ Andrew BRISCOE ‧ 1810-1849 ‧ signatory Texan Declaration of Independence ‧ soldier the Texan Revolution ‧ 1,790 ‧ 900 sq‧mi ‧ 2,331 km2 ‧
• Brooks ‧ 047 ‧ Falfurrias ‧ 1911 ‧ Starr ‧ John Abijah BROOKS ‧ Texas Ranger ‧ state legislator ‧ 7,976 ‧ 943 sq‧mi ‧ 2,442 km2 ‧
• Brown ‧ 049 ‧ Brownwood ‧ 1856 ‧ Comanche C.‧Travis C. ‧ Henry Stevenson BROWN ‧ commander Battle of Velasco ‧ 37,674 ‧ 944 sq‧mi ‧ 2,445 km2 ‧
• Burleson ‧ 051 ‧ Caldwell ‧ 1846 ‧ Milam ‧ Edward BURLESON ‧ 1798-1851 ‧ general Texas Revolution ‧ vice President Republic of Texas ‧ 16,470 ‧ 666 sq‧mi ‧ 1,725 km2 ‧
• Burnet ‧ 053 ‧ Burnet ‧ 1852 ‧ Bell C.‧Travis C.‧Williamson ‧ David Gouverneur BURNET ‧ 1e president Republic of Texas -1836-? ‧ 34,147 ‧ 995 sq‧mi ‧ 2,577 km2 ‧

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• Caldwell ‧ 055 ‧ Lockhart ‧ 1848 ‧ Bastrop C.‧Gonzales ‧ Mathew CALDWELL ‧ signer Texas Declaration of Independence ‧ soldier Texas Revolution ‧ 32,194 ‧ 546 sq mi ‧ 1,414 km2 ‧
• Calhoun ‧ 057 ‧ Port Lavaca ‧ 1846 ‧ Jackson C.‧Matagorda C.‧Victoria ‧ John C. CALHOUN ‧ 7e vice president US ‧ 1825-1832 ‧ 20,647 ‧ 512 sq mi ‧ 1,326 km2 ‧
• Callahan ‧ 059 ‧ Baird ‧ 1858 ‧ Bexar C.‧Bosque C.‧Travis ‧ James Hughes CALLAHAN ‧ soldier Texas Revolution ‧ 12,905 ‧ 899 sq mi ‧ 2,328 km2 ‧
• Cameron ‧ 061 ‧ Brownsville ‧ 1848 ‧ Nueces County and lands ceded by Mexico ‧ Ewen CAMERON ‧ soldier Texas Revolution killed during the Black Bean Episode ‧ 335,227 ‧ 906 sq mi ‧ 2,347 km2 ‧
• Camp ‧ 063 ‧ Pittsburg ‧ 1874 ‧ Upshur ‧ John Lafayette CAMP ‧ 1828-1891 ‧ Texas state senator ‧ 11,549 ‧ 198 sq mi ‧ 513 km2 ‧
• Carson ‧ 065 ‧ Panhandle ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar ‧ Samuel Price CARSON ‧ first secretary of state Republic of Texas ‧ 1836-1838 ‧ 6,516 ‧ 923 sq mi ‧ 2,391 km2 ‧
• Cass ‧ 067 ‧ Linden ‧ 1846 ‧ Bowie ‧ Lewis CASS ‧ 1782-1866 ‧ senator from Michigan ‧ favored annexation of Texas to the US ‧ Davis County 1861–1871 ‧ 30,438 ‧ 938 sq mi ‧ 2,429 km2 ‧
• Castro ‧ 069 ‧ Dimmitt ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar ‧ Henri CASTRO ‧ 1786-1865 ‧ French consul general Republic of Texas ‧ founder colony in Texas ‧ 8,285 ‧ 898 sq mi ‧ 2,326 km2 ‧
• Chambers ‧ 071 ‧ Anahuac ‧ 1858 ‧ Jefferson C.‧Liberty ‧ Thomas Jefferson CHAMBERS ‧ lawyer ‧ surveyor who helped to resolve land disputes for Americans in Mexican Texas ‧ 26,031 ‧ 599 sq mi ‧ 1,551 km2 ‧
• Cherokee ‧ 073 ‧ Rusk ‧ 1846 ‧ Nacogdoches ‧ the Cherokee Native American tribe ‧ 46,659 ‧ 1,052 sq mi ‧ 2,725 km2 ‧
• Childress ‧ 075 ‧ Childress ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar C.‧Young ‧ George Campbell CHILDRESS ‧ 1804-1841 ‧ one of the authors Texas Declaration of Independence ‧ 7,688 ‧ 710 sq mi ‧ 1,839 km2 ‧
• Clay ‧ 077 ‧ Henrietta ‧ 1857 ‧ Cooke ‧ US Senator from Henry Clay KENTUCKY ‧ 9e secretary of state US ‧ 1825-1829 ‧ 11,006 ‧ 1,098 sq mi ‧ 2,844 km2 ‧
• Cochran ‧ 079 ‧ Morton ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar C.‧Young ‧ Robert E. COCHRAN ‧ 1810-1836 ‧ defender of the Alamo ‧ 3,730 ‧ 775 sq mi ‧ 2,007 km2 ‧
• Coke ‧ 081 ‧ Robert Lee ‧ 1889 ‧ Tom Green Richard COKE ‧ 15e governor of Texas ‧ 1874–1876 ‧ 3,864 ‧ 899 sq mi ‧ 2,328 km2 ‧
• Coleman ‧ 083 ‧ Coleman ‧ 1858 ‧ Brown C.‧Travis ‧ Robert M. COLEMAN ‧ signer Texas Declaration of Independence ‧ soldier Battle of San Jacinto ‧ 9,235 ‧ 1,273 sq mi ‧ 3,297 km2 ‧
• Collin ‧ 085 ‧ McKinney ‧ 1846 ‧ Fannin ‧ Collin McKINNEY ‧ 1766-1861 ‧ author Texas Declaration of Independence ‧ 491,675 ‧ 848 sq mi ‧ 2,196 km2 ‧
• Collingsworth ‧ 087 ‧ Wellington ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar C.‧Young ‧ James COLLINSWORTH ‧ signer Texas Declaration of Independence ‧ 1e chief justice of the Republic of Texas ‧ spelling differs due to an error in the bill creating the county ‧ 3,206 ‧ 919 sq mi ‧ 2,380 km2 ‧
• Colorado ‧ 089 ‧ Columbus ‧ 1836 ‧ Original 23 counties ‧ the Colorado :ES~EN: Red River of Texas ‧ 20,390 ‧ 963 sq mi ‧ 2,494 km2 ‧
• Comal ‧ 091 ‧ New Braunfels ‧ 1846 ‧ Bexar ‧ the Comal River ‧ Comal :ES~EN: Basin ‧ 78,021 ‧ 562 sq mi ‧ 1,456 km2 ‧
• Comanche ‧ 093 ‧ Comanche ‧ 1856 ‧ Bosque C.‧Coryell ‧ Comanche Native American tribe ‧ 14,026 ‧ 938 sq mi ‧ 2,429 km2 ‧
• Concho ‧ 095 ‧ Paint Rock ‧ 1858 ‧ Bexar ‧ the Concho :ES~EN: Shell River ‧ 3,966 ‧ 992 sq mi ‧ 2,569 km2 ‧
• Cooke ‧ 097 ‧ Gainesville ‧ 1848 ‧ Fannin ‧ William Gordon COOKE ‧ soldier Texas Revolution ‧ 36,363 ‧ 874 sq mi ‧ 2,264 km2 ‧
• Coryell ‧ 099 ‧ Gatesville ‧ 1854 ‧ Bell ‧ James CORYELL ‧ frontiersman ‧ Texas Ranger ‧ killed by Native Americans ‧ 74,978 ‧ 1,052 sq mi ‧ 2,725 km2 ‧
• Cottle ‧ 101 ‧ Paducah ‧ 1876 ‧ Fannin ‧ George Washington COTTLE ‧ died defending the Alamo ‧ 1,904 ‧ 901 sq mi ‧ 2,334 km2 ‧
• Crane ‧ 103 ‧ Crane ‧ 1887 ‧ Tom Green ‧ William Carey CRANE ‧ president Baylor University ‧ 3,996 ‧ 786 sq mi ‧ 2,036 km2 ‧
• Crockett ‧ 105 ‧ Ozona ‧ 1875 ‧ Bexar ‧ David CROCKETT ‧ 1786-1836 ‧ frontiersman ‧ died at Battle of the Alamo ‧ 4,099 ‧ 2,808 sq mi ‧ 7,273 km2 ‧
• Crosby ‧ 107 ‧ Crosbyton ‧ 1876 ‧ Bexar C.‧Young ‧ Stephen CROSBY ‧ Texas Land Commissioner ‧ 7,072 ‧ 900 sq mi ‧ 2,331 km2 ‧
• Culberson ‧ 109 ‧ Van Horn ‧ 1911 ‧ El Paso ‧ David Browning CULBERSON ‧ lawyer ‧ US Congressman ‧ soldier Civil War ‧ 2,975 ‧ 3,813 sq mi ‧ 9,876 km2 ‧

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