Hardeman County, County administrative division in northwest Texas, United States
Hardeman County is an administrative division in northwest Texas that spans grassland terrain with rolling elevations along the Red River. The landscape consists of open plains and prairie typical of this part of the state.
This county was established in 1858 and named after two state legislators from Matagorda. The naming choice reflected the influence of those political figures in the region's early development.
The territory changed hands from Lipan Apaches to Wichita Indians along the Red River, followed by Comanches and Kiowas who pursued buffalo herds.
The county seat of Quanah serves as the main administrative hub for the area. Visitors can find local services and information there to learn about the region.
The county seat was awarded in 1890 through an unusual voting method where residency was proven by using local laundry services for several weeks. This creative approach helped establish who truly belonged to the young community.
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