McCulloch County

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McCulloch County is located in the northern part of the Edwards Plateau. The county lies in the center section of the state know as the Heart of Texas, the exact geographical center of the state having been located near Mercury.

The south side of the upper meandering Colorado River marks the northern county boundary; the other three sides of the county are practically straight, thus making the county rectangle in shape. On the north, McCulloch County is bounded by Coleman and Brown Counties, by San Saba County on the east, by Mason County of the south, by Menard County on the southwest, and by Concho county on the west.

The county seat of McCulloch County is Brady. The county is an agriculture base county. Agriculture production include: cattle, sheep, hogs, goats, horses, small grain, hay, cotton, and grain sorghum.