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Facts About De Leon

From the 1994-1995 Texas Almanac:

Comanche County

ClimateAverage rainfall-29.3 in.
Average minimum temp in January-30°
Average maximum temp in July-95°
Growing Season-238 days
HistoryCreated and organized in 1858, from Bosque and Coryell Counties; Named for plains indians
Physical FeaturesRolling, hilly, sandy, loam, waxy soils; Drains to Leon River and Proctor Lake; Trees: pecans, oaks, mesquites, cedars
Natural ResourcesGas, oil, stone, clay
AgricultureDairy, cattle, swine; Peanuts, hay, pecans, fruit; 38000 acres irrigated
RecreationHunting, Fishing, Proctor Lake, Old Cora Museum (Log Courthouse)
BusinessPeanut and pecan shelling and other agribusiness; Food processing, manufacturing
Square Miles947.6
Density14 people/sq mi
Altitude1,058ft (Lowest) - 1,547ft (Highest)
Labor force5,616
Unemployment6.7%
Average Weekly Wage$287.42

From Texas Parks & Wildlife

1998-99 Hunting for Comanche County

White-Tailed Deer - 3 deer, limit 1 buck and 2 antlerless

Squirrel - no closed season; no bag limit

Turkey - limit 4 per license year

Quail - Oct. 31 - Feb. 28; 15 per day, 45 in poss.

Dove - Sept. 1 - Oct. 18 and Dec. 26 - Jan. 6; 15 per day - Not > 2 white-tipped

Provided by the De Leon Information Center:

Upper Leon Municipal Water District

Comanche County Telephone Company

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