Welcome to Llano County!
Llano County was organized in 1856 with Llano as the county seat. The county is located in Central Texas and comprises a major portion of the Central Mineral Region of Texas. It is bounded by the Colorado River on the east; Blanco County and Gillespie County on the south; Mason County on the west; and San Saba County on the north. These boundaries form an area of 947 square miles. Lakes Buchanan and Inks on the Colorado River and Lake LBJ on the Colorado and Llano Rivers are part of the Highland Lakes chain.
The climate of Llano County is mild, with an average annual rainfall of 27.59 inches. The mean maximum temperature in July is 98 degrees F. The average date for the first killing frost is November 13, and the average date for the last killing frost is March.
Please join us at our Beef & Range Field Day
It’s never to late to Join 4-H
To enroll in a Texas 4-H Club, you must register online using the 4-H Online 2.0. You will need a computer, internet access, and a Mozilla web browser. Just click on the link below.
4-H Online 2.0
Llano 4-H Pride
District 7 2024-2025 Officer Team
District 7 2nd Vice President (2nd row, 2nd from the left)- Emerson Pool
District 7 Public Relations Officer (1st row, 1st from the left)- Sydney Kuykendall
2024 Multi County Camp
Texas 4-H Congress Llano County Participants
Llano County 4-H Meats Judging Team
Texas 4-H Scholarship Recipient 2024- Skylar Brown
Llano County 4-H Wool & Mohair Judging Teams
Llano County 4-H Livestock Skillathon Teams
Texas 4-H Scholarship Recipient 2024- Skylar Brown
Llano County 4-H Senior Rifle Team
Llano County 4-H Shotgun Team
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