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Medina County is in an area that has been the site of human habitation for many thousands of years. Evidence of early man has been discovered at a site known as Scorpion Cave on the Medina River in the northeastern part of the county. Archeologists believe that ancestors of either Coahuiltecan or Tonkawa Indians occupied this cave continuously for several thousand years before the arrival of the first Europeans.

 

 Medina County was separated from Bexar County by the legislature on February 12, 1848, and enlarged on February 1, 1850, again gaining lands from Bexar County.  The arrival of barbed wire and the railroads during the 1880s was a significant turning point for Medina County. Cattle raising had more than doubled during the 1870s. Property values tripled during the same period.

 
     

Cities and towns
Castroville
Devine
Hondo
LaCoste
Lytle (partially)
Natalia

Unincorporated areas
D'Hanis, Texas
Dunlay, Texas
Mico, Texas
Pearson, Texas
Rio Medina, Texas
Vandenberg, Texas (a ghost town)
Yancey, Texas

 





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