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Because Texas is a **state**, the most useful equivalent to city neighborhoods is its major metropolitan areas and broad cultural regions.

## Major metropolitan areas - **Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex:** The state’s largest metropolitan region, known for finance, logistics, telecom, corporate headquarters, higher education, and sprawling suburban growth. - **Greater Houston:** A globally important energy, medical, port, and immigrant gateway region with one of the nation’s most diverse urban populations. - **Greater Austin:** The capital region, known for state government, technology, live music, higher education, and rapid population growth. - **Greater San Antonio:** Known for military installations, tourism, healthcare, heritage sites, and a strong historic core. - **El Paso:** A major border metro with deep binational ties, military presence, manufacturing, and desert landscapes. - **Corpus Christi:** Coastal metro centered on port activity, energy, petrochemicals, and Gulf access. - **Lubbock:** South Plains regional center for agriculture, education, and healthcare. - **McAllen-Edinburg-Mission / Rio Grande Valley:** Fast-growing border region with strong cross-border commerce and cultural ties to Mexico.

## Major cultural and geographic regions - **East Texas:** Pine forests, timber, smaller cities, and cultural links to the Deep South. - **North Texas:** Prairie landscapes, fast-growing suburbs, major business centers, and transportation hubs. - **Central Texas:** Includes Austin and surrounding Hill Country, known for springs, tourism, and mixed urban-rural growth. - **Texas Hill Country:** Scenic limestone uplands with wineries, rivers, small towns, and a strong tourism economy. - **South Texas:** Brush country, ranchlands, and strong Hispanic and borderland cultural traditions. - **West Texas:** Wide-open plains and desert country, energy production, ranching, and mountain scenery. - **Panhandle:** High Plains agriculture, wind energy, and canyon landscapes. - **Gulf Coast:** Ports, petrochemicals, wetlands, beaches, fisheries, and hurricane exposure.

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