Welcome to Llano County!

Llano County, established in 1856 with Llano as its county seat, spans 947 square miles in Central Texas. Bordered by the Colorado River and several counties, it is home to the Highland Lakes chain, vital for agriculture, recreation, and wildlife. The county’s diverse agricultural economy includes ranching, wildlife management, and small-scale farming, with cattle, goats, sheep, and pecans as key products. The growing season extends from early March to November with a mild climate and 27.59 inches of annual rainfall. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension supports local agriculture and youth development through research-based programs and partnerships.