Navarro County

TX · Pop. 63,815 · Suburban County

7Homestead Score

Navarro County is a suburban county in TX with a population of approximately 63,815.

$/Acre: $1,346

Property Tax: 1.8%

Growing Season: 283 days

Broadband: 78%

Safety: 6/10

Density: 43.6/sq mi

Pros

Affordable land, Long growing season, Good internet

Cons

Higher crime rate

Taxes & Cost of Living

Property Tax Rate1.8%

Local Sales Tax1.31%

Combined Sales Tax7.56%

Cost of Living Index92.9

Median Household Income$92,779

Poverty Rate22.5%

Homestead ExemptionYes

Land & Building

Avg Land $/Acre$1,346

Median Home Price$197K

Acres for Sale497

Building CodeBasic

Permit Required

Zoning TypeLimited Zoning

Tiny Home Friendly

Mobile Home Friendly

Min Lot Size0.5 acres

Climate & Growing

USDA Zone8

Growing Season283 days

Annual Rainfall27.7 inches

Avg Summer High90°F

Avg Winter Low33°F

Soil TypeClay

Soil Quality7/10

Elevation1,794 ft

Top CropsCotton

Natural Disaster Risk

Drought5/10

Wildfire6/10

Tornado6/10

Flood2/10

Water & Energy

Primary Water SourceMunicipal

Well Depth (avg)189 ft

Water AvailabilityAbundant

Solar (Avg PSH)5.5

Wind Potential6/10

Electric Rate$0.16/kWh

Laws & Regulations

Unincorporated

HOA PrevalenceSome

Livestock Allowed

Chicken OrdinanceAllowed

Burn Permit Required

Raw Milk AccessYes

Safety

Violent Crime /100K413

Property Crime /100K249

Overall Safety6/10

Sheriff Response49 minutes average

Healthcare

Nearest Hospital16.6 miles

Emergency Room

Healthcare Facilities2

Infrastructure & Community

Broadband Coverage78%

Cell CoverageFair

Starlink Available

Nearest Town8 miles

Nearest City35 miles

School District6/10

Farmers Markets2

Public Land Nearby13%

Business & Employment

Unemployment Rate4.8%

Ag EconomyModerate