Jourdanton

Jourdanton is a city located in Frio County, Texas. It serves as the county seat and is situated in the South Texas region. The city was established in the late 19th century and named after its founder, Joseph Jourdanton.

The economy of Jourdanton is largely driven by agriculture and the oil and gas industry. Ranching and farming have historically been significant, with cotton, sorghum, and cattle being prominent products. The presence of oil and gas reserves in the surrounding area has also contributed to the local economy, providing employment and economic activity.

Jourdanton is part of the Eagle Ford Shale play, a major oil and gas producing region. This has led to an influx of workers and related businesses in recent years. The city offers various services to support its residents and the surrounding rural communities.

The city is served by U.S. Highway 281, a major north-south route, which facilitates transportation and trade. Jourdanton has a public school system that serves the children of the community. The city's population is comprised of a diverse mix of residents, reflecting the broader demographic trends of South Texas. It maintains a small-town atmosphere while experiencing growth related to its economic base.