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The population of Texarkana is approximately 26,448 (2000).
The amount of land area in Texarkana is 43.021 sq. kilometers. Texarkana miscellany. Return to Index Texarkana location: on the border of Texas and Arkansas, is composed of two cities with the same name. They are connected by the state line, which runs through the center of downtown Texarkana.
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Texarkana average annual rainfall is 48.39 inches per year History & History Related Items Texarkana history: Here is a history page for Texarkana. How was Texarkana named? Texarkana attractions: Things to do in the area. The Federal Building in the downtown area of Texarkana is the home of one of the most unique post offices in America, because it is located in both Texas and Arkansas. One half of the building is in Texas and one half is in Arkansas. The post office has two zip codes, 71854 for Texarkana, Arkansas and 75501 for Texarkana Texas. Built in 1932-33 the structure features a base of pink granite from Texas and walls of limestone from Arkansas. Return to Index
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