Throckmorton Texas Case Study

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Throckmorton Texas is small community in a large county. The county is 912 square miles with under two residents per square mile. Of the 254 counties in Texas, Throckmorton is the 16th smallest in the state. Economic Development in Throckmorton needs to focus on the needs of the needs of the constituents. Obviously, the large ranch is a key driver of the local economy. There is likely a fine line necessary in the county for helping the ranch continue to be successful as well as the ability to diversify when and where possible for risk mitigation and quality of life improvement.
In no way should the difference in income inequality bother an economic development planner in Throckmorton. In fact, it would seem the first place the planner

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