Girleys

Girleys is a community located in Montgomery County, Texas, United States. It is situated in the southeastern part of the county, approximately 40 miles north of Houston. The area is largely rural, characterized by piney woods and a landscape typical of the East Texas Piney Woods region.

The community’s origins are tied to the early settlement of the area. Like many communities in East Texas, its development was influenced by logging and agriculture. The name "Girleys" is believed to be derived from an early settler or prominent family in the region.

Currently, Girleys is a sparsely populated area. Its residents are primarily involved in local businesses, agriculture, or commute to larger nearby towns and cities for employment. The community does not have a centralized municipal government and is governed by Montgomery County.

The local infrastructure includes basic services and road networks connecting it to larger towns such as Conroe and Cleveland. Educational needs for the children of Girleys are typically met by the public school districts of surrounding areas. The natural environment surrounding Girleys offers opportunities for outdoor activities like hunting and fishing, which are popular in the region. The community maintains a quiet, rural character.