Directory of Bastrop Resources

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The city of Bastrop, located in Bastrop County, has earned the title “Most Historic Small Town in Texas.” With a rich harvest of classic Texas folklore and architecture, downtown Bastrop represents a unique blending of the old and new. Nestled on the banks of the Colorado River, the historic district is filled with a variety of shops and restaurants. The historic ambiance of downtown is complemented by nearby neighborhoods containing over 130 historical sites. Visit beautiful Bastrop - you’ll discover for yourself why they are known as the “Heart of the Colorado”

Subcategories

• Arts and Entertainment
• Business and Economy
• Education
• Health
• Real Estate
• Recreation and Sports
• Society and Culture
• Travel and Tourism
• Weather

Resources in This Category

• Bastrop Chamber of Commerce

  http://www.bastropchamber.com/
  Features member directory, lodging, contact information, area information, and calendar of events.

• Bastrop Economic Development Corporation

  http://www.bastropedc.org/
  Includes contact information, industrial parks, incentives, and demographics.

• Bastrop Local News: Topix

  http://www.topix.com/city/bastrop-tx
  Local, regional, and statewide news collected from diverse sources on the web.

• City of Bastrop

  http://www.cityofbastrop.org/
  Official municipal web site.

• Handbook of Texas Online: Bastrop

  http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hgb04
  Community history and information.

• The Bastrop Texas Network

  http://www.bastroptexas.net/
  This site is about the progress and challenge's facing the City of Bastrop. It is maintained by City council member, Neil R. Gurwitz.

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