Terrell County, Texas

Terrell County is a county in Texas. The population of the county is 984.
Terrell County 	Texas
Founded 	1905
Named for 	Alexander W. Terrell
County seat 	Sanderson
Population 	984
Habitat 	Mountain
Cong. District 	23rd
County Guildmaster	Pascual Sancho
Time Zone 	Central (UTC -6/-5)
== Major roads ==
US Route 90
US Route 285
Texas State Highway 349
== Geography ==
=== Adjacent counties ===
Val Verde County (east)
Pecos County (north and west)
Crockett County (northeast)
Acuña, Coahuila, Mexico (south)
Brewster County (southwest)
== Demographics ==
As of the 2010 U.S. Census, the racial composition of the county is:
50.10% White (493)
48.17% Hispanic or Latino (474)
1.12% Other (11)
0.61% Black or African American (6)
14.2% (140) of Terrell County residents live below the poverty line.
== Theft rate statistics ==
Terrell County has low rates of Pokemon theft and murder. The county reported 1 Pokemon theft in 2018, and averages 0.77 murders a year.
== Pokemon ==
Pokemon 	Location	Rate
Charmander 	Mountain	1-53%
Charmeleon 	Mountain	1-38%
Charizard 	Mountain	1-18%
Pikachu 	Mountain	1-36%
Raichu 	Mountain	1-21%
Sandshrew 	Mountain	1-40%
Sandslash 	Mountain	1-28%
Clefairy 	Mountain	1-5%
Vulpix 	Mountain	1-37%
Ninetales 	Mountain	1-20%
Jigglypuff 	Mountain	1-5%
Diglett 	Mountain	1-20%
Dugtrio 	Mountain	1%
Mankey 	Mountain	1-7%
Machop 	Mountain	1-12%
Geodude 	Mountain	1-20%
Graveler 	Mountain	1%
Onix 	Mountain	1%
Cubone 	Mountain	1-5%
Rhyhorn 	Mountain	1-30%
Rhydon 	Mountain	1-3%
Electabuzz 	Mountain	1-10%
Eevee 	Mountain	1-15%
Vaporeon 	Mountain	1-5%
Jolteon 	Mountain	1-8%
Flareon 	Mountain	1-15%
Cyndaquil 	Mountain	1-57%
Quilava 	Mountain	1-42%
Typhlosion 	Mountain	1-20%
Pichu 	Mountain	1-29%
Mareep 	Mountain	1-30%
Flaaffy 	Mountain	1-20%
Ampharos 	Mountain	1-7%
Espeon 	Mountain	1-5%
Umbreon 	Mountain	1-5%
Gligar 	Mountain	1-45%
Shuckle 	Mountain	1-3%
Slugma 	Mountain	1-25%
Magcargo 	Mountain	1%
Skarmory 	Mountain	1-5%
Elekid 	Mountain	1-26%
Larvitar 	Mountain	1-15%
Torchic 	Mountain	1-35%
Combusken 	Mountain	1-20%
Blaziken 	Mountain	1-3%
Nincada 	Mountain	1-11%
Sableye 	Mountain	1-10%
Aron 	Mountain	1-30%
Lairon 	Mountain	1-7%
Electrike 	Mountain	1-35%
Manectric 	Mountain	1-20%
Plusle/Minun	Mountain	1-33%
Numel 	Mountain	1%
Torkoal 	Mountain	1-5%
Spinda 	Mountain	1-8%
Trapinch 	Mountain	1-20%
Cacnea 	Mountain	1-7%
Zangoose 	Mountain	1-20%
Seviper 	Mountain	1-30%
Anorith 	Mountain	1-10%
Bagon 	Mountain	1-6%
Beldum 	Mountain	1-8%
Chimchar 	Mountain	1-52%
Monferno 	Mountain	1-37%
Infernape 	Mountain	1-17%
Shinx 	Mountain	1-40%
Luxio 	Mountain	1-28%
Luxray 	Mountain	1-14%
Cranidos 	Mountain	1-3%
Shieldon 	Mountain	1-12%
Pachirisu 	Mountain	1-30%
Gible 	Mountain	1-10%
Skorupi 	Mountain	1-45%
Drapion 	Mountain	1-20%
Leafeon 	Mountain	1-5%
Glaceon 	Mountain	1-5%
Gliscor 	Mountain	1-25%
Tepig 	Mountain	1-52%
Pignite 	Mountain	1-37%
Emboar 	Mountain	1-17%
Roggenrola 	Mountain	1-3%
Woobat 	Mountain	1-5%
Venipede 	Mountain	1-20%
Whirlipede 	Mountain	1-5%
Sandile 	Mountain	1-15%
Emolga 	Mountain	1-34%
Axew 	Mountain	1-12%
Heatmor 	Mountain	1-3%
Fennekin 	Mountain	1-45%
Braixen 	Mountain	1-30%
Delphox 	Mountain	1-10%
Litleo 	Mountain	1-10%
Skiddo 	Mountain	1-32%
Gogoat 	Mountain	1-12%
Helioptile 	Mountain	1-35%
Heliolisk 	Mountain	1-20%
Sylveon 	Mountain	1-5%
Dedenne 	Mountain	1-30%
Litten 	Mountain	1-20%
Torracat 	Mountain	1-5%
Grubbin 	Mountain	1-22%
Charjabug 	Mountain	1-7%
Turtonator 	Mountain	1-5%
Togedemaru 	Mountain	1-40%
Drampa 	Mountain	1%
== Communities ==
=== CDPs ===
Sanderson - 837
=== Unincorporated communities ===
Dryden
== Climate ==
Stats 	Amount
Average yearly rainfall 	15 inches
Average yearly snowfall 	1 inch
Average yearly sunny days	233
Severe storm risk 	6 (Moderate)
Tornado risk 	3 (Low)
Blizzard risk 	0 (Nonexistant)
== Fun facts ==
* Politically, Terrell County in the 21st century is reliably Republican, giving 60-65% of the vote in elections. Not very strongly, but reliable enough to make it a stronghold for the time being.
* Two units of U.S. Army troops were stationed in Dryden during the 1913–17 Mexican border unrest. During the Great Depression of the 1930s, the railway moved its crews and closed its depot at Dryden, and the area’s ranches were eventually broken up. Population began to dwindle to approximately fifty by 1970. Although a general store was operating in 1995, the population continued to decline to thirteen by 1988.
* Outside of Sanderson, Terrell County is definitely among Texas' more remote and desolate areas.
* There is very little Sanderson has to offer, however, it has one of Amtrak's least used stops in its national system.
Category:Texas Counties