Taylor, Texas, United States

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Taylor, Texas, United States, is a small Central Texas city in Williamson County known historically as a railroad and agricultural hub within the Greater Austin metropolitan area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
municipality
areaCode 512
737
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States
county Williamson County, Texas
linked to: Williamson County
demographicClassification small city
elevation approximately 574 feet
FIPSCode 48-72172
foundedAs Taylor Station
GNISFeatureID 1369822
governmentType council–manager government
hasHighSchool Taylor High School (Texas)
hasHistoricDesignation National Register of Historic Places district
hasIndustrialDevelopment manufacturing facilities
hasLandmark Downtown Taylor Commercial Historic District
hasLocalGovernment City of Taylor
hasParks Bull Branch Park
Murphy Park
hasRiver San Gabriel River (nearby)
linked to: San Gabriel River
hasTransportation Union Pacific Railroad
hasTransportationHistory International–Great Northern Railroad
Missouri–Kansas–Texas Railroad
historicalRole agricultural hub
railroad hub
incorporatedAsCity late 19th century
isCountySeatOf none
knownFor barbecue restaurants
historic downtown
locatedIn Central Texas
linked to: central Texas
locatedInMetropolitanArea Greater Austin metropolitan area
locatedNear Austin, Texas
linked to: Austin
namedAfter Edward Moses Taylor
nearestMajorAirport Austin–Bergstrom International Airport
partOf United States Census Bureau
postalCode 76574
primaryEconomicSectors agriculture
logistics
manufacturing
railroadFounded Missouri–Kansas–Texas Railroad
region Williamson County, Texas
linked to: Williamson County
regionType suburban–rural transition area
schoolDistrict Taylor Independent School District
state Texas
timeZone Central Time Zone
timeZoneDST Central Daylight Time
linked to: Central Time Zone

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K.C. Jones placeOfBirth Taylor, Texas, United States