Texas

For Texas, the United States Geolocation Data File is a fully structured, meticulously validated national dataset designed to support enterprise-grade geospatial architecture, high-resolution market intelligence, and advanced academic or policy research. Built from authoritative federal, state, and county-level sources, this dataset provides precise geolocation attributes for every recognized jurisdictional unit in the country, enabling organizations to integrate location-based intelligence into operational systems, analytics environments, and digital platforms with confidence.

Unlock the full potential of your projects with our comprehensive Geolocation Data File, meticulously curated to include geolocation data:

neighborhood (when available)
town | city | municipality
county | administrative area
state | province
country
latitude & longitude

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Developed for professionals who require verifiable, high-fidelity spatial data, the file contains standardized geographic coordinates, administrative boundaries, locality identifiers, and postal attributes essential for building modern, geolocation-dependent applications. Whether used for large-scale website architectures, multi-regional business deployments, regulatory compliance mapping, or public-interest research, this dataset serves as a foundational reference layer for accurate and interoperable location intelligence.

The following is a sample data set of only 50 locations.

Canyon Lake (Comal County), Texas

@ 29.8752177, -98.2625127

Flower Mound (Denton County), Texas

@ 33.0145673, -97.0969552

Breckenridge (Stephens County), Texas

@ 32.7556768, -98.9022898

Lufkin (Angelina County), Texas

@ 31.3382406, -94.729097

Meadow (Terry County), Texas

@ 33.3370353, -102.2065662

Fort Stockton (Pecos County), Texas

@ 30.8940431, -102.8793222

Tundra (Van Zandt County), Texas

@ 32.4640285, -95.8805223

Encinal (La Salle County), Texas

@ 28.041117, -99.3544787

Woodloch (Montgomery County), Texas

@ 30.2179919, -95.414105

Cedar Hill (Dallas County), Texas

@ 32.5884689, -96.9561152

Shallowater (Lubbock County), Texas

@ 33.6889728, -101.9982275

Wharton (Wharton County), Texas

@ 29.3116366, -96.1027371

Olmos Park (Bexar County), Texas

@ 29.4788422, -98.4875173

Milano (Milam County), Texas

@ 30.7104729, -96.863314

Haynesville (Wichita County), Texas

@ 34.0914799, -98.9159027

Marble Falls (Burnet County), Texas

@ 30.5782446, -98.2728003

Coughran (Atascosa County), Texas

@ 28.9444176, -98.4136252

Arthur City (Lamar County), Texas

@ 33.8703827, -95.5063468

Old Ocean (Brazoria County), Texas

@ 29.0799726, -95.749673

Sagerton (Haskell County), Texas

@ 33.0770473, -99.9556526

Henly (Hays County), Texas

@ 30.1946495, -98.2108481

Miller's Cove (Titus County), Texas

@ 33.1559078, -95.1147942

Union (Scurry County), Texas

@ 32.7289968, -100.9976204

Crawford (McLennan County), Texas

@ 31.5343308, -97.44307

Monte Alto (Hidalgo County), Texas

@ 26.3731249, -97.9716692

Poynor (Henderson County), Texas

@ 32.0743261, -95.5982922

Hudson (Angelina County), Texas

@ 31.3226849, -94.7782644

Brookside Village (Brazoria County), Texas

@ 29.5868996, -95.3252152

DeCordova (Hood County), Texas

@ 32.4298614, -97.6950267

Loma Alta (Val Verde County), Texas

@ 29.9179872, -100.7745429

Mount Vernon (Franklin County), Texas

@ 33.1887271, -95.2213321

White Settlement (Tarrant County), Texas

@ 32.7595737, -97.4583538

Matador (Motley County), Texas

@ 34.0120211, -100.8220785

Beasley (Fort Bend County), Texas

@ 29.4974636, -95.9180099

Waxahachie (Ellis County), Texas

@ 32.3865312, -96.8483311

San Marcos (Hays County), Texas

@ 29.8832749, -97.9413941

Double Oak (Denton County), Texas

@ 33.065122, -97.1105669

Fairview (Howard County), Texas

@ 32.3559502, -101.5190163

Cotulla (La Salle County), Texas

@ 28.436934, -99.2350322

Apple Springs (Trinity County), Texas

@ 31.2235179, -94.9663228

Leroy (McLennan County), Texas

@ 31.7315517, -97.0177765

Webster (Harris County), Texas

@ 29.5377315, -95.1182645

Santa Anna (Coleman County), Texas

@ 31.7420932, -99.3217254

Fresno (Fort Bend County), Texas

@ 29.5388465, -95.4474414

Saline��o (Starr County), Texas

@ 26.5164462, -99.1122546

Titley (Brewster County), Texas

@ 30.4834911, -103.5887887

Tennessee Colony (Anderson County), Texas

@ 31.8354447, -95.8388504

Gentry (Potter County), Texas

@ 35.2961628, -101.9924132

Cego (Falls County), Texas

@ 31.2451757, -97.162499

Hankamer (Chambers County), Texas

@ 29.8582755, -94.6268618

Key use cases include:

• Website and Application Architecture — powering geolocation routing, content localization, service-area mapping, and region-specific digital experiences.

• Business and Market Operations — enabling territory analysis, logistics optimization, consumer segmentation, resource allocation, and regulatory or jurisdictional risk assessment.

• Research, Policy, and Academic Work — supporting demographic studies, spatial modeling, environmental mapping, and evidence-based public administration analysis.

Compiled using standards aligned with the GNIS, addressing conventions, and state-verified jurisdictional records, the Texas Geolocation Data File provides a reliable and authoritative resource for any organization seeking to leverage geospatial precision in modern digital and operational environments.

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