Lamar County

Lamar County is an administrative division in Texas that spreads across a landscape of pecan and pine forests. The region includes the city of Paris and combines residential neighborhoods, farmland, and areas suitable for business development.

The county was established in the 19th century and named after a significant figure in Texas history. Its administrative structure evolved from early local governance to a modern system of commissioners and a county judge overseeing public affairs.

Local government meetings and public proceedings take place at the main administrative building on North Main Street in Paris, Texas.

Visitors can access local services and information through the main administrative building located in Paris, which serves as the center for public affairs. The county is accessible by car with multiple entry points throughout the main towns and communities.

The annual budget includes specific allocations for maintenance and operations, reaching $16,162,859 for essential county services and infrastructure.

Location: Texas

Inception: 1841

Capital city: Paris

Shares border with: Delta County, Fannin County, Red River County, Bryan County, Choctaw County

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

GPS coordinates: 33.67000,-95.57000

Latest update: December 23, 2025 05:08