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The population of Lubbock is approximately 186,206.
The amount of land area in Lubbock is 269.656 sq. kilometers.
Lubbock elevation is 3,195 feet above sea level. Return to Index Lubbock location: in west Texas, south of Amarillo.
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History & History Related Items Lubbock history: Lubbock was named for Colonel Thomas S. Lubbock who was a Confederate officer and also the brother of one of Texas' governors. Lubbock was a center for business in the mid-1800's. It was also a major agricultural center in Texas. It remains one of the country's largest cotton producers. Lubbock is known as "Hub of the Plains," but is generally just called "the Hub." Lubbock attractions: Lubbock is home to Texas Tech University. Fiesta del Llano Museum of Texas Tech University Return to Index
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