Wood County

Wood County is a county in eastern Texas with Quitman serving as the county seat. The courthouse located on Main Street serves as the hub for public services, legal proceedings, and administrative functions throughout the region.

The county was established to manage local affairs and serve residents in east Texas. This administrative structure shaped how communities in the area have developed and operated over time.

Several towns within the county like Mineola, Quitman, and Winnsboro each have their own local character and traditions. Together they form a regional community where people gather for county fairs, celebrations, and shared events.

The main administrative center in Quitman provides easy access to public services and official records for residents and visitors. Plan your visit during regular business hours on weekdays for the best experience with county services.

The area features natural resources including lakes and green spaces that attract people for fishing and outdoor recreation. This natural setting is a distinctive feature that draws visitors beyond just administrative functions.

Location: Texas

Inception: 1850

Capital city: Quitman

Shares border with: Hopkins County, Rains County, Van Zandt County, Smith County, Camp County, Upshur County, Franklin County

Website: http://co.wood.tx.us

GPS coordinates: 32.78000,-95.38000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 14:18