Jefferson County

Jefferson County is an administrative division in southeastern Texas that encompasses multiple municipalities and communities. The region combines urban development with areas of open land and natural features.

The area was established during Texas's early development period as settlements expanded across the region. Local economic activities shaped how the different communities within it grew over time.

The Jefferson County Public Library system maintains multiple branches throughout the region, providing educational resources and community programs to residents of all ages.

The main administrative center is located in the county seat, where official matters can be handled. Visitors should know that many important services are concentrated there and hours may vary across different offices.

The area contains several older settlements that still reflect their heritage and different occupations. These smaller communities often preserve local stories and traditions tied to their economic past.

Location: Texas

Inception: 1837

Capital city: Beaumont

Shares border with: Hardin County, Orange County, Liberty County, Chambers County, Cameron Parish

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

GPS coordinates: 29.86000,-94.14000

Latest update: December 17, 2025 08:44