Texas - Area Code 254

Texas is one of the country's largest states, but it is also one of its fastest growing. It has two major cities, Dallas and Houston, but also has townships, small communities and even a state capitol.

Texas is one of the most diverse states in the country; it was founded as a colony of Mexico by Spain. Most of the state is located south of the Rio Grande and consists of three large counties: Harris, Fort Bend and Brazoria. Fort Hood, Killeen, Temple, Kenedy, Travis, Johnson, Karnes, Rockwall and Liberty are also part of the Texas border.

Killeen, San Antonio, Galveston and Beeville are all major metropolises in the Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan areas, respectively, with Houston being the state's second largest city, while Fort Hood and Killeen are the largest urban centers in the state. As of the latest census count, the MSSA had a total population of 590,814.

Fort Hood, located in the southwest corner of Texas' capital, is one of the most famous and exciting military bases in the United States. The base was originally built to be a forward support post for the troops who fought in the First World War; it became a primary operational base following the war.

Fort Myers, in the Tampa Bay area, is one of the biggest cities in Florida. Other popular cities in the Tampa Bay area include Clearwater, Sarasota, Pensacola, Saint Petersburg, Dunedin, West Palm Beach, Clearwater and Daytona.

Tampa Bay has become the premier destination for tourists from across the U.S., Canada, Europe and South America. Fort Myers and Clearwater have always been popular vacation destinations, but the growth in the number of people living in the cities has given rise to a new kind of tourist: those coming from out of state. Tourists from all over the country have been flocking to Florida over the past few decades. The influx has created a variety of tourist attractions for residents of the cities in the Houston and Fort Worth metro areas, but the attractions offered by the outlying communities have always been on the rise. In the current economic climate, these suburbs are being viewed as a gold mine by real estate companies, so the suburbs are always seeing a healthy influx of tourists from out of state.

The growth of the Houston and Fort Worth suburbs means that each city's population will continue to increase over the coming years, even when the overall Texas population decreases. Houston, in particular, has seen a steady growth in its population since the 1960s, and continues to grow today. As the cities expand their tax base and develop new amenities, they are able to offer a better quality of life to their residents.

Today, Texas is among the most populous states in the U.S., with an estimated five and a half million residents. If you want to see Texas on vacation, or just enjoy the wonderful lifestyle of living in one of the largest cities in the U.S., don't hesitate to head out of your home state and visit Texas.