Map of Texas Counties

Create a custom map of Texas divided by its counties. Export your editable map as a high-resolution PNG, SVG, or PDF, making it useful for business documents, presentations, or reports. You can import data from Excel, Google Sheets, or CSV files to automatically color each county based on your information, and add pins to display locations such as offices, warehouses, or major cities.

Manual coloring lets you highlight specific counties yourself, or you can use integrated AI to suggest a color scheme that matches your dataset.

For interactive needs, you can build a clickable map of Texas counties to embed on your website, allowing users to hover or click each county for more detailed information.

Map Details

This map supports labels.

This map supports surrounding areas. New

This map is divided into 254 counties:

  • Anderson
  • Andrews
  • Angelina
  • Aransas
  • Archer
  • Armstrong
  • Atascosa
  • Austin
  • Bailey
  • Bandera
  • Bastrop
  • Baylor
  • Bee
  • Bell
  • Bexar
  • Blanco
  • Borden
  • Bosque
  • Bowie
  • Brazoria
  • Brazos
  • Brewster
  • Briscoe
  • Brooks
  • Brown

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Download Map of Texas Counties

Below you can download free printable Map of Texas Counties in high resolution PNG or SVG formats.
If you need different colors or features, you can customize this map in Ultimaps Studio.

About Texas Counties

Texas is divided into 254 counties, the most of any state in the United States. County boundaries in Texas date back to the 19th century, formed as the state expanded west and populations grew. Today, Texas counties vary in both size and population, from sprawling rural areas to densely populated urban centers.

Key facts about the Texas counties map:

  • Number of counties: 254
  • Largest county by area: Brewster County
  • Most populous county: Harris County (Houston)
  • Smallest county by area: Rockwall County
  • Counties with major urban centers: Dallas, Harris (Houston), Tarrant (Fort Worth), Bexar (San Antonio), Travis (Austin)
  • Texas counties range from heavily urbanized regions to remote ranch lands
  • Boundaries have largely been stable since the early 1900s
  • Neighboring states: New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana

Updates

Jul 25, 2025:

  • Improved map quality
  • Added support for surrounding areas and lakes

Aug 26, 2024:

  • Added map of Texas Counties