According to TOPMBADIRECTORY, Rocksprings, Texas is located in Edwards County and is part of the Edwards Plateau region. The city lies at an elevation of 1,527 feet and has a population of about 1,182 people. Rocksprings is known for its mild climate with temperatures ranging from the 70s in the summer to the 40s in the winter. The area experiences low humidity and occasional strong winds throughout the year.

The history of Rocksprings dates back to 1870 when it was founded by a man named T.C. Hill. In 1883, a post office was established in town, which helped to further stimulate economic growth in the area. During this time, many ranches were established in Rocksprings and it soon became a major farming center for sheep, goats, and cattle.

Politics in Rocksprings are mainly conservative with Republican candidates receiving most of the votes during local elections. The government consists of a mayor and four-member city council that oversees all municipal services including public safety, infrastructure maintenance, community development initiatives, etc.

The economy of Rocksprings is mainly based on agriculture with ranching being one of its main industries. There are also several stores located within city limits that offer goods such as groceries and clothing items at reasonable prices for locals and tourists alike. Additionally, there have been efforts over recent years to attract more businesses to town by providing incentives for entrepreneurs who are interested in setting up shop here.

Rocksprings is served by two public schools: an elementary school that serves grades K-5th grade and a high school that serves grades 6th-12th grade students from all across Edwards County. There are also several private schools located within city limits that offer religious education as well as enrichment programs such as music lessons or language classes for students who are interested in pursuing these activities outside of school hours.

Finally, some notable landmarks found around Rocksprings include Hill Country State Natural Area which offers visitors plenty of outdoor activities such as hiking trails or camping sites; Church Rock which marks one end of town; Edwards County Museum which showcases historical artifacts from times past; and Dry Creek Park which features various playgrounds or picnic areas for families looking to spend quality time together outdoors on weekends or holidays!

Population: 1,285. Estimated population in July 2020: 1,181 (-8.1% change)
Males: 659 (51.3%), Females: 626 (48.7%)

Edwards County

Zip code: 78880

Median resident age: 32.3 years
Median household income: $19,970
Median house value: $32,000

Races in Rocksprings:

Ancestries: United States (6.8%), Irish (4.3%), English (3.9%), German (3.4%).

Elevation: 2410 feet

Land area: 1.2 square miles

Population

Rocksprings, Texas is a small town located in Edwards County. As of 2019, the population was estimated to be 1,764 people. The majority of the population is composed of Caucasians with Hispanic and Latino being the second largest group. The median age of the population is 35.2 years old with a slightly higher percentage of females than males in the town. Overall, Rocksprings is a fairly diverse community with people from different backgrounds and ages living together in harmony.

Education is a major focus for Rocksprings residents as evidenced by their commitment to providing quality schools for their young citizens. The Rocksprings Independent School District serves students from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade and offers several advanced courses such as AP classes and dual credit programs. In addition to these educational opportunities, there are also several private schools and home-schooling options available to those who wish to pursue an alternative education path.

Rocksprings prides itself on its tight knit community spirit and strong sense of civic pride which has seen it become one of the most popular tourist destinations in Texas over recent years. There are plenty of activities to keep locals and visitors alike entertained, ranging from hunting and fishing on nearby lakes to exploring the many historical sites dotted around town like Old Town Rocksprings or the Edwards County Museum & Historical Society Building.

For population 25 years and over in Rocksprings

• High school or higher: 56.7%
• Bachelor’s degree or higher: 9.0%
• Graduate or professional degree: 2.9%
• Unemployed: 6.8%
• Mean travel time to work: 20.2 minutes

For population 15 years and over in Rocksprings town

• Never married: 22.2%
• Now married: 59.7%
• Separated: 3.1%
• Widowed: 6.0%
• Divorced: 9.1%

13.6% Foreign born (13.3% Latin America).

Population change in the 1990s: -65 (-4.8%).

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