Kendall County

Kendall County is an administrative division in central Texas with varied terrain including springs, creeks, and natural features across its landscape. The area contains several towns and communities, with Boerne serving as the county seat and largest municipality.

The area was shaped by German settlers in the 1860s who established communities around Boerne and built the early infrastructure. This period of settlement established the foundation for local governance and the communities that exist today.

The Comfort Historic District displays buildings and streets that reflect the area's early settlement, and you can see how the original settlers shaped the character of the region. Walking through the towns, you notice how this heritage continues to influence daily life and local identity.

The county is accessible by several highways and roads connecting its communities and providing access to local schools, libraries, and public facilities. Roads throughout the area lead to different towns and points of interest in both organized and rural sections.

The county has several small airports including Rust Field and B. J. McCombs Sisterdale that serve private aircraft operations. These facilities play an important role in the regional aviation network, though many visitors pass through without noticing them.

Location: Texas

Inception: 1862

Capital city: Boerne

Shares border with: Bexar County, Blanco County, Bandera County, Comal County, Kerr County, Gillespie County

Website: https://co.kendall.tx.us

GPS coordinates: 29.95000,-98.70000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 14:09