Crosby County

Crosby County is an administrative division in northwestern Texas with flat plains and rolling terrain near the Lubbock area. The region contains several small communities with Crosbyton serving as the county seat.

The county was established in 1876 and named after pioneer John R. Crosby who played a role in early settlement. Development followed the ranching economy before shifting toward broader agricultural production.

The local communities draw together around their shared roots in farming and ranching, keeping these traditions alive through seasonal gatherings and daily routines. This connection to agricultural life shapes how people interact with the land and each other throughout the year.

The county is easiest to explore by car since communities are spread out across the region with good road connections. Main services and facilities are located in Crosbyton, the administrative hub.

The county operates specialized youth development programs that provide educational and social opportunities for young residents. This focus shows the region's commitment to nurturing its younger generation.

GPS coordinates: 33.57788,-101.28557

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:54