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Real County, Texas

5 public bodies govern here, 1 school district is based here, and USDA lists 0 farmers markets. Everything below says where it came from.

In four numbers

People
2,802
Median household income
$39,605
±34,535
Unemployed
0.0%
0 of 725 in the labour force
Homes with broadband
78.4%
884 of 1,128 households

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates 2020-2024; read 2026-09-26. Percentages worked out here from the two counts shown.

Who governs here

County government 1

County government in Real County
NamePeopleOfficeWebsite
County of Real2,826 (2021)Po Box 446, LeakeyWebsite

Cities, towns and villages 2

Cities, towns and villages in Real County
NamePeopleOfficeWebsite
City of Camp Wood508 (2021)Po Box 130, Camp WoodWebsite
City of Leakey333 (2021)Po Box 219, Leakey—

Special districts 2

Special districts in Real County
NameWhat it doesOfficeWebsite
Upper Nueces Frio Soil Conservation DistrictSoil and water conservationPo Box 214, RockspringsWebsite
Plateau Regional Water DistrictWater supply utility700 Main St, Kerrville—

U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Census of Governments, Government Units List (published August 2023); the file read 2026-09-26. Offices are placed by county; a special district’s territory can cross county lines. Each body posts its own meetings on its website where the Census records one.

School districts based here

  • LEAKEY ISD

    School district1 schools

    429 HWY 83 N, Leakey, TX, 78873

    Its website — where its board posts meetings. Federal record.

National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data 2024-25; read 2026-09-26.

Farmers markets

USDA’s directory lists no farmers market in this county. That is not the same as there being none: a market that never registered with USDA, and was not found by its 2023 web sweep, is not in the directory.

In the counties that border this one

  • Kerr County

    Local Kerrville Farmers Market (945 Barnett Street Kerrville)

Which counties border which: U.S. Census Bureau, County Adjacency File (2024), the file read 2026-09-26. Bordering is not distance — counties that touch at one corner border each other.

USDA National Farmers Market Directory; read 2026-09-26.