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DonnaHidalgo County,TexasThe Heart of the ValleyThe Texas state capital is Austin. What would you like to know about Donna
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The population of Donna is approximately 12,895 (2000).
The amount of land area in Donna is 11.438 sq. kilometers.
Donna elevation is 88 feet above sea level. Return to Index Donna location: in the McAllen Texas area of southeast Texas, on the Rio Grande River and the border with Mexico.
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History & History Related Items Donna history: Here is a history page for donna. Donna was first a station on the St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico Railroad in 1906. The town was named for the daughter of a townsite promoter, Donna Hooks. Donna attractions: Wetlands, Worlds first American Legion Building, End of certain cattle trails which reached from California to Texas, Less than 8 miles from the Rio Grande, Donna Lake provides water to surrounding areas for irrigation and drinking, Popular tourist site for "Winter Texans" Donna Hooks Fletcher Museum Return to Index
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