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Sky Country Real Estate,
where we work hard to provide our clients with professional,
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There are lots of reasons folks are moving to and investing in
Property in
Navarro County, Texas. Cleaner air, Good Schools, Our close
proximity to the Dallas / Ft Worth Metroplex, Affordable
Land &
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NAVARRO COUNTY.
Navarro County is in north central Texas and is bordered by
Henderson, Freestone, Limestone, Hill, and Ellis counties. The
Trinity River forms its northeast boundary. The center of the
county lies forty miles south of Dallas at 32°05' north
longitude and 96°30' west latitude. The county covers 1,068
square miles of level and rolling blacklands and has some
woodland areas of oak, hickory and pine, but is mainly open and
gently rolling prairies. The valley, or bottom, soil is black
loam with a mixture of some sand and is very rich. Grasses are
tall, primarily buffalo grass and Texas grama, and trees along
the streams include oak, elm, pecans, bois d'arc, and mesquite.
Between 30 and 40 percent of the land is considered prime
farmland. Natural resources include clay, limestone, sand,
gravel, oil, and natural gas. Over 200 million barrels of oil
have been taken from the county since 1895. County elevation
ranges from 293 feet in the southeast corner to 536 feet in the
northwest corner. There are many watercourses throughout the
county; two of the largest are Chambers Creek and Richland
Creek. The temperature ranges from an average low of 36° F in
January to an average high of 96° in July and averages 66° year
round. Precipitation averages 37.74 inches per year, and the
growing season is about 259 days.
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