Borden County, Texas
Borden County, located in West Texas, was established in 1876 and organized in 1891. Named after Gail Borden Jr., the inventor of condensed milk and a key figure in Texas history, the county is sparsely populated, with its seat in Gail, Texas. During the Civil War era, the region was part of the frontier supporting Confederate cattle operations, which were essential to the Southern economy. Known for its rugged beauty and expansive ranchlands, Borden County reflects the spirit of resilience that characterized the Texas frontier. Today, visitors can explore its historical landmarks and appreciate its role in shaping the state’s heritage.