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Formed August 21, 1876 (200th<\/sup> county)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Hutchinson County (20,614), Stinnett (1,648), Borger (12,553)                <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

The west Texas Renaissance structure was built in 1927 and sits at Texas State Highway 136 (Main Street) and 6th<\/sup> Street.  William C. Townes did the brown brick and concrete design.  <\/a>The county was organized on August 21, 1876 with Plemons as the first county seat.  Stinnett became the seat in 1926.  Hutchinson County was created from Bexar County as the 200th<\/sup> county.  <\/a>Hutchinson is named for Anderson Hutchinson who was an early judge in the area.  Stinnett gets its name from city founder, A. S. Stinnett. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Hutchinson County government consists of a county judge, a sheriff, a treasurer, an assessor, and a clerk (executive).  It has 4 Commissioners (legislative.)  One District Court Judge serves Hutchinson, Hansford, and Ochiltree counties and One District Court Judge, Two County Court Judges, a district attorney and a court clerk serve Hutchinson County (judicial.)  The county is located in the northern panhandle north of Amarillo, Texas.  The Canadian River crosses the southern part of the county from west to east.  The county center is 1.8 miles South of Stinnett.  The county is surrounded clockwise by Hansford, Ochiltree, Roberts, Gray, Carson, Potter, Moore, and Sherman counties. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

The area of the county is 887 square miles.  It is 169 out of 254 in the state.  It ranks 115 out of 254 in population in the state.  It has a density of 23.2 persons per square mile making it 120 out of 254 in the state.  <\/a>Hutchinson County has 78.5% of its population in its incorporated areas.  There are no Interstates or United States Highways in the county.  A standard square panhandle county Stinnett is slightly west of the county center.  Borger is located on the southern border of the county.  Stinnett is the county seat and Borger is the largest city.  Stinnett is 8.0% of the county population while Borger is 60.9% of the county population.  The county seat is pronounced STIN-NET.  This county is in the Borger Micropolitan Statistical Area.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Formed August 21, 1876 (200th county) Hutchinson County (20,614), Stinnett (1,648), Borger (12,553)                 The west Texas Renaissance structure was built in 1927 and sits at Texas State Highway 136 (Main Street) and 6th Street.  William C. Townes did the brown brick and concrete design.  The county was organized on August 21, 1876 with Plemons as … <\/p>\n

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