Clay County, Administrative division in northern Texas, United States.
Clay County is an administrative division in northern Texas serving as a regional center with Henrietta as its main city. The area includes multiple independent school districts and various government departments that manage services for residents.
The county was established in 1876 and named after statesman Henry Clay. The region experienced substantial settlement growth during the decades following the Civil War.
The Clay County Rodeo draws participants and visitors to demonstrate traditional ranching skills and horsemanship. This gathering reflects how deeply rooted the region's identity remains in its agricultural past.
The county operates through independent school districts and a Road and Bridge department that maintains local infrastructure. Visitors can explore the administrative services and facilities that support daily life across the region.
The local farming focuses on cotton and wheat crops, but these represent only part of the economic foundation. Extensive cattle operations actually rival agricultural production as a driving force for the regional economy.
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