Nacogdoches County

Nacogdoches County lies in the center of Texas' Pineywoods Region, with the Angelina River running along its west and southern boundaries, and the Attoyac Bayou on the east. Agribusiness, timber, manufacturing, and Stephen F. Austin University are central to the county's economy. The city of Nacogdoches, known as the oldest town in Texas, serves as the county seat. 

In addition to Nacogdoches, some other cities within the county include Garrison, Douglass, Cushing, Chireno, and Appleby. Lake Nacogdoches and the Sam Rayburn Reservoir attract many tourists to the county, as does the famous annual Blueberry Festival. For more information about Nacogdoches County, visit http://www.gonac.info/.