The Rolling Plains region of Texas extends into North Central Texas and is bordered by the Edwards Plateau Ecological Region to the south and the High Plains region to the west. Two thirds of this area is used primarily for agricultural ranch land, with the remaining third used for agriculture farmland.
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Soils vary from fine sand to clays, and clay loam. Native grasses include little bluestem, blue grama, Indiangrass, and sand bluestem. Crops that are grown in this area include wheat, cotton and milo. The topography of the Northeast Rolling plains features gently rolling hills and broad flats. The Canadian River, Colorado River, Concho and the Red Rivers, which originate in the brakes of the Cap Rock Escarpment, can all be found in the Northeast Rolling Plains region. A number of oil and gas fields, as well as wind-energy developments, are located throughout the area.
The ranches in this region are relatively large and in some areas, support isolated populations of pronghorn antelope. The large ranches in the region provide ideal habitat for cattle; the valleys provide shelter, the grasslands provide food, and the rivers, water.
Wildlife such as white-tail deer, Rio Grande turkeys, Bobwhites, a variety of game birds, songbirds, small mammals, reptiles and amphibians are found in this region.
The major metroplex is Dallas and Ft. Worth, the country’s largest landlocked metropolitan area. DFW is home to 7.5 million residents.
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Interested in moving to the Northeast Rolling Plains Texas region, or just want to learn more about the area? Our agents with West and Swope Ranches are experts in the local Northeast Rolling Plains real estate market and are ready to help you find the land, ranch, or farm property to meet your needs.
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