Reagan County, Administrative division in western Texas, United States.
Reagan County is an administrative division in western Texas, covering around 1,176 square miles of open land and multiple transportation routes. The area sits on the Edwards Plateau, with rolling terrain that connects to neighboring regions throughout the region.
The county was established in 1903 from Tom Green County territory and experienced major growth after the Big Lake Oilfield discovery in 1923. This find transformed the local economy and shaped development for decades to come.
The Hickman Museum displays regional artifacts and documents showing how this area developed over time. Collections here let visitors explore local history through everyday objects and historical records.
Visitors can access administrative services and public records at the courthouse in Big Lake, the county's main hub. The Hickman Museum provides a look at local artifacts and documents telling the region's story.
Beyond the famous 1923 oil discovery, a second major economic shift came with Spraberry Trend production beginning in the 1950s. This later development brought fresh prosperity and reshaped the region's fortunes for years to come.
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