Andrews, County seat in West Texas, United States
Andrews is a city in West Texas serving as the administrative center for Andrews County at an elevation of 968 meters (3,176 feet). The community functions as the central hub for county government operations and public services in the region.
The area was named after Richard Andrews, a soldier from the Texas Revolution, with the county territory established in 1876. The location was formally organized in 1910 and has served as the administrative center since then.
The local library serves as a gathering place for learning and community connection, with regular programs and events open to visitors. This space reflects how people here prioritize education and staying informed.
The county offices are located downtown and are accessible Monday through Friday during business hours for public matters. Visitors can find the main administrative services and handle their needs during regular office times.
The region is known for several lakes that fill seasonally with rainwater, creating natural features that are important to the local environment. These shallow water bodies add character to the otherwise flat terrain.
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