Yorktown, Texas

According to allcountrylist, Yorktown, Texas is located in DeWitt County, about 50 miles southeast of San Antonio. The geography of the city consists mainly of rolling hills and plains with a few small streams and creeks throughout. The climate is typically hot and humid during the summer months with mild winters. The average temperature ranges from a low of 50 degrees in winter to a high of 90 degrees in summer.

The history of Yorktown dates back to 1847 when it was founded by German immigrants and named after the Battle of Yorktown in 1781. It quickly became an important trading center for nearby farms, ranches, and businesses. Today, it is still known for its strong agricultural economy as well as its oil and gas industry.

Politics in Yorktown tend to lean towards conservative ideologies. Republicans are usually elected to city offices as well as county-wide offices such as Sheriff or County Judge.

The economy is largely based on agriculture, oil & gas, and light industry. There are also several small businesses within the city limits such as restaurants, convenience stores, auto repair shops, etc.

Yorktown has several schools including an elementary school that serves grades K-5th grade; a middle school that serves grades 6th-8th; and a high school that serves grades 9th-12th grade. They are all part of the Yorktown Independent School District which also includes two charter schools: Yorktown Academy (grades K-12) and Yorktown College Prep (grades 9-12).

Yorktown has several landmarks worth visiting including the DeWitt County Courthouse which was built in 1895; the historic First Presbyterian Church which was built in 1869; and the Old Grist Mill which dates back to 1861 when it was used to grind grain for local farmers. There are also several museums such as the DeWitt County Museum which houses artifacts from early settlers; the Military Museum which showcases memorabilia from various wars; and the Railroad Museum which features vintage locomotives from past eras.

Population: 2,271. Estimated population in July 2020: 2,265 (-0.3% change)
Males: 1,048 (46.1%), Females: 1,223 (53.9%)

DeWitt County

Zip code: 78164

Median resident age: 39.8 years
Median household income: $25,507
Median house value: $38,800

Races in Yorktown:

Ancestries: German (26.4%), United States (3.9%), Polish (3.8%), English (3.3%), Irish (2.5%), French (2.2%).

Elevation: 273 feet

Land area: 1.7 square miles

Population

Yorktown, Texas is a small town located in the south of Texas. It has a population of approximately 3,000 people. The majority of residents identify as white or Hispanic. The median age of the population is 32 years old, with most people being between the ages of 18 and 35. The unemployment rate in Yorktown is lower than the state average, making it a desirable place to live and work. There is a diverse range of businesses in the area, providing jobs for its citizens. The town also has an active community center that hosts events such as music festivals and art shows. Education is a priority in Yorktown, with two elementary schools and one middle school offering quality instruction to children in grades K-8th. In addition to these schools, there are several private schools available for families who wish to pursue higher education options for their children. The local library provides ample resources for those looking to further their knowledge or explore new topics through books and digital media. Yorktown also offers many recreational activities such as fishing, camping, golfing and hiking trails for those looking to enjoy nature’s beauty or stay active outdoors.

For population 25 years and over in Yorktown

• High school or higher: 62.2%
• Bachelor’s degree or higher: 11.3%
• Graduate or professional degree: 3.8%
• Unemployed: 9.3%
• Mean travel time to work: 25.3 minutes

For population 15 years and over in Yorktown city

• Never married: 20.0%
• Now married: 56.9%
• Separated: 2.4%
• Widowed: 12.0%
• Divorced: 8.8%

2.7% Foreign born (1.5% Latin America, 0.9% Europe, 0.3% North America).

Population change in the 1990s: +48 (+2.2%).

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