Orange County, Administrative division in Texas, United States
Orange County is an administrative division in eastern Texas along the Louisiana border. The region contains forests, waterways, and multiple residential communities that form the foundation of the county's landscape and settlements.
The county was established in 1852 when it separated from Jefferson County and took its name from wild orange groves that once grew in the region. The naming reflects the botanical features that characterized the early landscape.
The Orange County Hall of Fame recognizes local residents who have contributed to community development through leadership, service, and professional achievements.
Visitors can access multiple communities throughout the area by traveling along the roads that connect different parts of the county. Understanding the layout helps locate services and attractions spread across the region.
The county maintains 22 departments and employs 17,000 people to serve its population across multiple municipalities and unincorporated areas.
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