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City of Junction

Junction, Kimble County

Marker Text

County seat of Kimble County. Townsite platted 1876 (year of county organization) as "Denman" soon had named changed by voters to denote site at confluence of North and South Llano rivers. Growth was steady. By 1882 had 300 people, a courthouse, jail, school, 2 churches, 2 stores. In 1927, town was incorporated; water system bought, 1929; sewer system built, 1929; municipal hall and fire station erected 1939-40; swimming pool installed 1955. Eight mayors, 63 alderman, 5 city secretaries, and others have held offices. After annexations, by 1970 population reached 2654. (1972)

Marker Details

Address 102 N. 5th St.
Location Description Junction Police Department, NE corner 5th and College streets.
Marker # 611
Dedicated 1972
Size, Type 18" x 28"
Code cities and towns
Latitude, Longitude 30.489873, -99.768038

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