College Station, Texas

E15336

city municipality

College Station, Texas is a central Texas city best known as the home of Texas A&M University and its large student-centered community.

Aliases (4)

College Station ×5
College Station, Texas, United States ×3
City of College Station ×1
College Station, Texas (main ceremony) ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → municipality →
adjacentTo	Bryan, Texas →
areaCode	979 →
climate	humid subtropical climate →
country	United States →
county	Brazos County, Texas →
demographicFeature	large student population →
elevation	approximately 338 feet →
FIPSCode	48-15912 →
foundingDate	1870s →
GNISFeatureID	2410164 →
governmentType	council–manager government →
hasAirport	Easterwood Airport →
hasAttraction	Bonfire Memorial → George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum → Kyle Field →
hasInstitution	Texas A&M University System offices →
hasNickname	Aggieland → CS →
hasResearchFacility	Texas A&M University Research Park →
homeOf	Texas A&M University →
hosts	Texas A&M Aggies football games at Kyle Field →
incorporationDate	1938 →
isCollegeTownOf	Texas A&M University →
KöppenClimateClassification	Cfa →
locatedIn	Central Texas →
majorHighway	State Highway 6 → Texas State Highway 30 → Texas State Highway 40 →
majorUniversity	Texas A&M University →
mayor	John Nichols →
metropolitanPopulation	over 250000 →
namedFor	railroad station near a college →
partOf	Bryan–College Station metropolitan area →
population	over 100000 →
populationAsOf	2020 census →
postalCodeRange	77840–77845 →
primaryEconomicBase	healthcare → higher education → research → retail →
region	Brazos Valley →
servedBy	Easterwood Airport →
sportsCulture	college football–oriented →
state	Texas →
timeZone	Central Time Zone →
timeZoneDST	Central Daylight Time →
universityTown	true →

Referenced by (48)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
12th Man → Aggie Muster ("College Station, Texas (main ceremony)") → Bonfire Memorial → College of Agriculture and Life Sciences → College of Business Administration → College of Science → George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum → Kyle Field → Mays Business School → Muster → Reveille → Texas A&M Corps of Cadets → Texas A&M University → Texas A&M University Research Park → Texas A&M Yell Leaders → Texas A&M bands →	locatedIn
College of Engineering at Texas A&M University → Mascot Company E-2 → Midnight Yell Practice → Silver Taps → Texas A&M Aggies football →	location
College of Science ("College Station") → Kyle Field ("College Station") → School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences → Texas A&M Athletics →	city
Aggie Spirit → Texas A&M football game day →	associatedWith
John Nichols (mayor of College Station) → Red Cashion ("College Station, Texas, United States") →	residence
Derek H. R. Barton → John Nichols (mayor of College Station) →	workLocation
Barbara Bush →	burialPlace
Texas A&M University Health Science Center →	campus
Brazos County, Texas →	contains
Texas's 17th congressional district ("City of College Station") →	containsPartOf
Bryan–College Station metropolitan area →	hasCentralCity
Central Texas ("College Station") →	hasMajorCity
Texas A&M University System →	headquartersLocation
Texas A&M Aggies football ("College Station") →	homeCity
Bryan–College Station metropolitan area →	includesCity
Brazos County, Texas →	largestCity
Bryan–College Station metropolitan area →	namedAfter
E. King Gill →	placeOfActivity
Red Cashion ("College Station, Texas, United States") →	placeOfBirth
Red Cashion ("College Station, Texas, United States") →	placeOfDeath
CS →	refersTo
CS ("College Station") →	standsFor
Aggie Ring →	traditionLocation