Hudspeth County
Formed from El Paso County; created February 16, 1917, organized August 25, 1917. Named in honor of Claude Benton Hudspeth born in 1877. A native Texan, holder of larger ranching interests, member of the Texas Legislature and the United States Congress. Sierra Blanca, the county seat.
31.1746° N, 105.3574° W
Where to Find It
located at intersection of Business IH-10 and FM 1111, Sierra Blanca
Nearby Markers
- <0.1 mi SE America's Second Transcontinental Railroad Sierra Blanca
- <0.1 mi W The Killing of General J. J. Byrne Sierra Blanca
- 0.1 mi N Sierra Blanca Methodist Church Sierra Blanca
- 0.3 mi N Fort Quitman, C.S.A. Sierra Blanca
- 0.4 mi N Hudspeth County Courthouse Sierra Blanca
- 0.6 mi NE August Fransal Sierra Blanca