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Enhanced PromptTexas, vast and sprawling, stretching across the southern United States, bounded by Mexico to the south, Oklahoma to the north, New Mexico to the west, and Louisiana and Arkansas to the east.
Geography:
Mountain ranges, rolling hills, and arid plains characterize Texas' diverse topography, with the Guadalupe Mountains and Davis Mountains forming prominent peaks in western Texas, the Edwards Plateau rising in central Texas, and the Piney Woods region covering northeastern Texas.
The Rio Grande River forms part of the border with Mexico, while numerous lakes, rivers, and wetlands contribute to the state's hydrological richness.
Cities:
Major urban centers include Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin (the capital), El Paso, Fort Worth, Arlington, Corpus Christi, Plano, Irving, Garland, Laredo, Lubbock, Frisco, McKinney, Denton, and McAllen.
Regions:
East Texas, home to dense forests and piney woods;
Central Texas, featuring Hill Country and the Edwards Plateau;
North Texas, marked by prairies and grasslands;
South Texas, characterized by desert landscapes and tropical coastlines along the Gulf of Mexico;
West Texas, encompassing deserts, mountains, and oil-rich regions.
Economy:
Agriculture, particularly cotton, cattle, and dairy farming, drives the economy in rural areas, while major industries like technology, healthcare, finance, energy, and manufacturing dominate urban centers. Oil and natural gas production also play significant roles in the state's economic output.
Culture:
Texans take pride in their rich heritage, influenced by Native American, Spanish, Mexican, African American, and Anglo-American cultures. Iconic symbols include cowboy boots, Stetsons, BBQ joints, Tex-Mex cuisine, rodeos, country music, and football. Major events like SXSW Festival, Austin City Limits Music Festival, and the State Fair of Texas showcase the state's vibrant cultural scene.
History:
From early Native American settlements to Spanish colonization, the Republic of Texas, and eventual annexation by the United States, Texas has a storied past. Notable figures like Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston, Davy Crockett, and Lyndon B. Johnson have left lasting legacies on the state's history and politics.
Climate:
Texas experiences a temperate climate, with hot summers and mild winters in the south, while the panhandle and mountains experience colder temperatures. Weather extremes are common, including tornadoes, droughts, and hurricanes.
Key statistics:
* Population: approximately 29 million people
* Capital: Austin
* Largest city: Houston
* Area: 268,597 square miles (695,622 km²)
* Border length: 1,254 miles (2,019 km)
* GDP: $2.33 trillion USD (2020 estimate)
