San Saba County is located on the Edwards Plateau and is known as the Pecan capital of the world. It was named after the San Saba River that runs through it.
Population: 5,991
Welcome to the Pecan capital of the world. San Saba is located in the heart of the beautiful Texas Hill Country and offers its more than 3,000 residents a suburban-rural lifestyle. Those who call San Saba home describe it as being a safe and beautiful place to live with a close community. Downtown San Saba attracts those looking for a pleasant afternoon of shopping, wining and dining. This small city is also filled with numerous parks and outdoor spaces, perfect for nature lovers and those who like the best of both worlds.
Richland Springs is a quaint, small town located 15 miles west of San Saba in the Northern part of the Texas Hill Country region. This small town was established in 1854, when Jackson J. Brown became the first resident in the area. Today, Richland Springs has a population of 249 residents and is perfect for those looking for a small ranching and agricultural community. Although limited, the town has everything you may need, including dining, shopping and its very own school district.
5,802 people live in San Saba County, where the median age is 40.1 and the average individual income is $29,823. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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There's plenty to do around San Saba County, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.
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257 W Main St Fredericksburg TX 78624
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