Bandera, Texas

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Bandera, Texas is a small Hill Country town known as the "Cowboy Capital of the World," celebrated for its Western heritage, dude ranches, and rodeo culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
county seat
areaCode 830
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Bandera County NERFINISHED
culturalHeritage cowboy culture
ranching traditions
demographicCharacteristic small population
distanceFromSanAntonio approximately 50 miles northwest
economicBase ranching
tourism
elevation approximately 1,240 feet
foundedAs settlement
foundedYear 1853
governmentType general-law city
hasAttractionType dance halls
dude ranch
trail riding
hasHistoricDistrict downtown Bandera historic area NERFINISHED
hasRecreation camping
hiking
river tubing
hasRiver Medina River NERFINISHED
hostsEventType cowboy festivals
rodeos
incorporatedAsCityYear 1964
knownFor Western heritage
country music venues
cowboy lifestyle tourism
dude ranches
honky-tonks
horseback riding
rodeo culture
locatedIn Texas Hill Country NERFINISHED
locatedOn Medina River NERFINISHED
nearProtectedArea Hill Country State Natural Area NERFINISHED
nickname Cowboy Capital of the World NERFINISHED
partOf Bandera County NERFINISHED
population approximately 900 (city proper, early 2020s)
postalCode 78003
region South Texas NERFINISHED
state Texas
timeZone Central Time Zone
timeZoneDST Central Time Zone
surface form: Central Daylight Time
tourismType heritage tourism
outdoor recreation tourism
rural tourism
transportationAccess served by State Highway 16 NERFINISHED

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Texas State Highway 16 passesThrough Bandera, Texas