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Three RiversLive Oak County,Texas"If you lived in Three Rivers, you'd be home!"The Texas state capital is Austin. What would you like to know about Three Rivers
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The population of Three Rivers is approximately 2,000 (1999).
The amount of land area in Three Rivers is 3.456 sq. kilometers.
Return to Index Three Rivers location: midway between San Antonio and Corpus Christi on Highway 281. It is where the Atascosa, Frio & Nueces Rivers meet.
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History & History Related Items Three Rivers history: The city is named for the three rivers in the area; the Nueces, Frio and Atascosa. Following flooding caused by Hurricane Beulah, a levee was built around the city. Try this history page for Three Rivers Three Rivers attractions: Learn all about Three Rivers at this site! Choke Canyon Reservoir and State Park - located just west of Three Rivers - is 4 miles west of Three Rivers. There is a federal prison approximately 9 miles west of Three Rivers. Low tax rates. Three Rivers is a great place for hunting and fishing Live Oak County Fair & Rodeo Salsa Festival George West Storyfest Choke Canyon State Park Return to Index
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