Montague county (Texas)

Texas Montague county
Position in Texas of the county
Position in the United States of America of the state
The establishment	1858
County seat	Montague
Area  - Total area  - The land  - Water	2,429 km2 (938 mi2) 2,411 km2 (931 mi2) 18 km2 (7 mi2), 0.83%
Population  - (2010)  - Density	19,719 people Eight /km2 (21 /mi2)
Standard time	The central part: UTC-6/-5
Website	www.co.montague.tx.us

Montague county (British: Montague County) is a county located in the northern part of United States of America Texas. It was 19,719 people, and the population in the 2010 national census increased from 19,117 people of 2000 by 3.1% [¹]. County seat is [³], the county that are Montague who is a town of non-admission (approximately 400 population ^[2]), and a city of the population maximum is Bouilly city (a population of 5,218 people ^[4]). The county name was named a surveyor for Daniel Montague who acted as an officer by American-Mexican War.

On September 26, 2009, the history mark indicating the チザム trail (English version) was unveiled in the place of Red River station in the county. The concrete mark of 5.5 feet in height (1.7m) is the last thing of 12 marks which a Texas lakes and trail and a joint project of Montague county history Committee built in Montague county to leave チザム trail.

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Geography

If depend on the United States of America Bureau of the Census, the county area entire surface product is 938 square mile (2,429 km²);, of these, in the land 931 square mile (2,411 km²), the area of the sea, area of the sea rate is 0.83% at 7 square mile (18 km²) [⁵].

Main highly specified road

•   American National highway No. 81
•   American National highway No. 82
•   American National highway No. 287
•   Texas way Route 59
•   Texas way Route 101
•   Texas way Route 175

Adjacent county

• Jefferson county (Oklahoma) - The north
• Love county (Oklahoma) - The northeast
• The Cook county - east
• The Wise county - south
• Jack county - southwest
• The clay county - west

National protection area

• Lyndon B Johnson Kunitachi grassy plain (partially)

Population dynamics

Year	Population		%±
1860	849		—
1870	890		4.8%
1880	11,257		1,164.8%
1890	18,863		67.6%
1900	24,800		31.5%
1910	25,123		1.3%
1920	22,200		−11.6%
1930	19,159		−13.7%
1940	20,442		6.7%
1950	17,070		−16.5%
1960	14,893		−12.8%
1970	15,326		2.9%
1980	17,410		13.6%
1990	17,274		−0.8%
2000	19,117		10.7%
2010	19,719		3.1%
U.S. Decennial Census[6] Texas Almanac: 1850-2010[7]

It is the population statistics data by the national census of 2000 as follows.

Basic data Population: 19,117 people The number of the households: 7,770 households The number of the families: 5,485 families Population density: Eight /km2 (20 /mi2) The number of the houses: 9,862 houses House density: Four /km2 (11 /mi2) Population composition according to the race White: 95.95% An African is American: 0.18% A native is American: 0.74% Asian: 0.26% Pacific Islands system: 0.03% Other races: 1.64% Mixed blood: 1.21% Hispanic Latin system: 5.41% Age-specific population composition Under 18 years old: 24.0% 18-24 years old: 6.8% 25-44 years old: 24.3% 45-64 years old: 25.1% 65 years old or older: 19.8% Median age: 41 years old Sex ratio (population of the man per 100 women) Total population: 92.5 18 years old or older: 89.8

A household and family (the number of the households) There is a child younger than 18 years: 28.7% Marriage, the couple who lives together: 58.1% A single divorce, bereavement woman is family nurturer: 8.8% A nonfamily household: 29.4% It is a household alone: 27.1% An old man alone living 65 years or older: 14.7% The mean constitution number of people A household: 2.41 people A family: 2.91 people Income An income and the family budget Median income A household: 31,048The U.S. dollar A family: 38,226 U.S. dollars Sex A man: 31,585 U.S. dollars A woman: 19,589 U.S. dollars An income per a population of one: 17,115 U.S. dollars Lower than poverty line Anti-population: 14.0% The number of the anti-families: 10.0% Under 18 years old: 17.8% 65 years old or older: 11.9%

City and town

Bell chervil, town of non-admission ボニータ, town of non-admission Bouilly Capps corner, town of non-admission Forest Bergh, town of non-admission

Illinois bend, town of non-admission Montague, town - county seat of non-admission ノコナ Red River station (abandoned village) Ring gold, town of non-admission

スパニッシュフォート, town of non-admission Saint Joe Stone Bergh, town of non-admission Sunset, town of non-admission

Education

The following education school district has jurisdiction over the education of the Montague county.

• Al board independence education school district, it is almost Wise county
• Bouilly independence education school district, small portion of clay county and Jack county
• Forest Bergh independence education school district
• Gold Bergh independence education school district, small portion of are clay counties
• Montague independence education school district
• ノコナ independence education school district
• Prairie valley independence education school district
• Saint Joe independence education school district, small portion of are Cook counties
• Slidell independence education school district, a part Wise county and Denton county, small portion of Cook county

The branch school of the north central Texas college is run in Bouilly city.

Disaster

About the forest fire that had many parts of the county exhaustively on April 9, 2009, Governor Rick Perry exercised a disaster situation law in the Montague county [⁸]. The Governor Perry spoke that it was "the catastrophe" that I had not seen until now by the later interview [⁹].

Footnote

1. ^ Quickfacts.census.gov - Montague County - accessed 2011-12-06.
2. ^ "Montague, Texas." The Handbook of Texas online. March 29, 2009 reading.
3. ^ Find a County, National Association of Counties, http://www.naco.org/Counties/Pages/FindACounty.aspx June 7, 2011 reading. 
4. ^ Quickfacts.census.gov - Bowie, Texas - accessed 2011-12-06.
5. ^ "Census 2000 U.S. Gazetteer Files: Counties." United States Census. February 13, 2011 reading.
6. ^ U.S. Decennial Census
7. ^ Texas Almanac: County Population History 1850-2010
8. ^ Perry, Rick, 4.9.2009, Gubernatorial declaration, Office of the Governor, State of Texas.
9. ^ "Perry Surveys Wildfire Damage, Thanks Firefighters From 40 Departments." Tyler Morning Telegraph: pp. 5A. (April 18, 2009) 

Outside link

Wiki media Commons has the category in conjunction with the Montague county (Texas).

• Montague County government's website - official site
• Montague County in Handbook of Texas Online at the University of Texas
• Historic Montague County materials, hosted by the Portal to Texas History.
• Montague County QuickFacts from the US Census Bureau

Coordinate: 33°40'N 97°44'W / 33.67 degrees N 97.73 degrees W / 33.67, -97.73

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