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Kimble County, Texas

Population 4,389 · Junction

  • Overall cost of living: −12.2% vs the US average, lower than 56% of US counties.
  • Annual snowfall: 0 in, the lowest in the US.
  • Colleges within 30 mi: 0, the lowest in the US.
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Cost & Housing

Overall cost of living (vs US avg)≈−12.2%lower than 56% of US counties
≈ Shared figure for all of Texas outside its metro areas. Prices are published for areas, not single counties.
Median home price$201,300higher than 56% of US counties
Median rent$790lower than 69% of US counties
Electric bill$198/mohigher than 79% of US counties
Child care (preschool)$5,356/yrlower than 90% of US counties
Property tax rate1.27%higher than 79% of US counties
Sales tax6.25%higher than 66% of US counties
State income tax0%the lowest in the US
Property tax paid / yr$2,559higher than 77% of US counties

Jobs & Career

Median household income$69,455higher than 61% of US counties
Unemployment rate3.7%lower than 60% of US counties
Job growth (5 yr)-5.3%lower than 85% of US counties
Jobs per 1k residents213.6lower than 68% of US counties
Profession jobs per 1k residentsN/A

Climate & Environment

Sunny days / yr≈250 dayshigher than 88% of US counties
≈ Regional estimate: satellite grid cell about 100 km across. Nearby counties can share it.
July high95°Fhigher than 94% of US counties
January low32°Fhigher than 76% of US counties
Annual snowfall0 inthe lowest in the US
Hot days (90°F+)116 dayshigher than 97% of US counties
Freezing days (32°F or colder)52 dayslower than 81% of US counties
Severe drought30% of weekshigher than 95% of US counties
Summer dew point≈63.8°Fhigher than 52% of US counties
≈ Regional estimate: NASA grid cell about 50 km across, read at where the county’s people live. Nearby counties can share it.
Annual precipitation23 inlower than 82% of US counties
Disaster damage per $100k$140/yrhigher than 55% of US counties
Flood damage per $100k$121/yrhigher than 81% of US counties
Hurricane damage per $100k$1.5/yrhigher than 69% of US counties
Earthquake damage per $100k$0.09/yrlower than 95% of US counties
Tornado damage per $100k$4.6/yrlower than 66% of US counties
Wildfire damage per $100k$5.9/yrhigher than 79% of US counties
PM2.5 air pollution7.4 µg/m³lower than 59% of US counties
Distance to coast236.4 mihigher than 56% of US counties
Terrain relief≈832.1 fthigher than 72% of US counties
≈ Estimated from about 75 elevation points sampled across the county, so the true range is usually somewhat larger.

Education & Health

% Adults with a high school diploma79.6%lower than 95% of US counties
% Adults with a bachelor's degree27.1%higher than 69% of US counties
% Adults with a graduate degree8.6%higher than 62% of US counties
Colleges within 30 mi0the lowest in the US
Student-teacher ratio11.5:1lower than 82% of US counties
On-time high school graduationN/A
8th-grade math (grade level)N/A
8th-grade reading (grade level)gr 7.69lower than 57% of US counties
3rd-grade math (grade level)gr 2.59lower than 89% of US counties
Library visits per resident2.3higher than 49% of US counties
Primary care docs / 100k90/100khigher than 88% of US counties
Hospitals within 25 mi1lower than 76% of US counties
Hospital quality (avg stars)N/A
Life expectancy77.8 yrshigher than 74% of US counties
% Uninsured (under 65)20.2%higher than 96% of US counties
Mental health providers / 100k91/100klower than 64% of US counties
Dentists / 100k68/100khigher than 78% of US counties
Lyme disease cases0/100kthe lowest in the US
% Near parks or rec facilities63.5%lower than 51% of US counties

Transit & Connectivity

Airport drive time110 minhigher than 96% of US counties
Int'l airport drive time129 minhigher than 61% of US counties
Avg commute23 minlower than 55% of US counties
Broadband coverage84.5%lower than 68% of US counties
Transit commute share0%the lowest in the US
Work-from-home share6.3%lower than 73% of US counties
Drive to a big city136 minhigher than 55% of US counties
Street intersections42 per sq mihigher than 72% of US counties

Community & Safety

Violent crime1 per 1klower than 79% of US counties
Property crime2 per 1klower than 91% of US counties
Population4,389lower than 91% of US counties
Median age47.4higher than 87% of US counties
Net domestic migration+9.4 per 1k/yrhigher than 77% of US counties
% Democratic vote10.9% Demlower than 97% of US counties
% Republican vote88.5% Rephigher than 97% of US counties
% Third-party vote0.6%lower than 84% of US counties
% White70%lower than 65% of US counties
% Hispanic or Latino26.5%higher than 90% of US counties
% Black1.1%lower than 62% of US counties
% Asian0%the lowest in the US
% American Indian & Alaska Native1%higher than 84% of US counties
% Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander0%the lowest in the US
% Two or more races1.5%lower than 94% of US counties
% Some other race0%the lowest in the US

Recreation & Lifestyle

Parks & protected areas4 parkslower than 91% of US counties
Restaurants / 10k31.9higher than 97% of US counties
Arts & rec venues / 10k0the lowest in the US
Drive to dark skiesDark herethe lowest in the US
Lakes & rivers0%the lowest in the US
Ski areas within 90 mi0the lowest in the US
Golf courses within 30 mi1lower than 90% of US counties
Marinas & boat tours within 90 mi0the lowest in the US
Trails (km) within 30 mi29 kmlower than 81% of US counties
Named paved greenways (km) within 15 mi1 kmlower than 52% of US counties
Gyms & fitness centers within 30 mi0the lowest in the US
Bars within 30 mi0the lowest in the US
Music & theater companies within 30 mi0the lowest in the US
Museums within 30 mi0the lowest in the US
Breweries within 30 mi0the lowest in the US
Wineries within 30 mi0the lowest in the US
Theme parks & arcades within 90 mi0the lowest in the US
Casinos & casino hotels within 90 mi0the lowest in the US
Campgrounds & RV parks within 30 mi0the lowest in the US
Sports teams & arenas within 90 mi3lower than 75% of US counties
Bike paths (km) within 15 mi0 kmthe lowest in the US

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