McCulloch County Census Data

McCulloch County was formed from the Bexar District in 1856 by the 6th Texas State Legislature and was named after Ben McCulloch, a soldier in the Texas Revolution, a Texas Ranger, a U.S. marshal, and a brigadier general in the army of the Confederate States during the American Civil War. The county covers approximately 1,062 square miles, lies 250 inland from the Guilf of Mexico and is bordered by Brown, Coleman, Concho, Mason, Menard and San Saba Counties. Brady is its county seat, is largest town in McCulloch County, and is the nearest town to the geographical center of the state of Texas. Other communities in McCulloch County include Doole, Lohn, Melvin, Rochelle, and Voca. The county is served by three independent school discticts: Brady, Lohn and Rochelle.

Population

Brady: 5,523
McCulloch County: 7,980

Climate

Average January Minimum: 31°
Average July Maximum: 96°
Annual Rainfall: 25 inches
Elevation: 1,677 feet

Distance (in miles) from:

Abilene: 105
Amarillo: 400
Austin: 120
Corpus Christi: 290
Dallas: 210
Del Rio: 195
El Paso: 465
Fort Worth: 175
Houston: 285
Laredo: 300
Lubbock: 270
Midland: 190
San Angelo: 75
San Antonio: 140
Tyler: 300
Waco: 160

Local Area Code: 325

Local Zip Codes

Brady: 76825
Doole: 76836
Lohn: 76852
Melvin: 76858
Rochelle: 76872
Voca: 76887

 

2009 McCulloch County Tax Rates

 

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