Live Oak County, County administrative division in South Texas, United States
Live Oak County is a county-level administrative division in South Texas covering roughly 1,080 square miles. The terrain includes oak groves, prairie land, and is crossed by Interstate 37, which connects it to major cities nearby.
The county was established in 1856 as settlers moved into South Texas to develop agricultural land. Over time, small towns grew within its boundaries and transportation routes expanded to connect these communities.
The Federal Correctional Institution Three Rivers operates in Live Oak County, while the George West Independent School District provides education services.
Visitors should be aware that speed limits vary across different areas of the county. During dry seasons, burn bans are often in effect, so it is wise to check local regulations before planning outdoor activities.
The area is home to a federal correctional facility that has operated for many years and shapes the local economy. This institution provides employment and services that influence how nearby communities develop and function.
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