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South Plains, TX

South Plains Towns

806 Connect covers Lubbock and the towns that make up the South Plains. Find local businesses and community resources across the region.

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The Railroad City

Slaton

26mi

Historic railroad town known for the Slaton Harvey House and tight-knit community spirit.

Heart of the South Plains

Levelland

30mi

Home of South Plains College and one of the most level stretches of land in Texas.

Lynn County Seat

Tahoka

38mi

Small but mighty Lynn County seat surrounded by cotton fields on the South Plains.

Built by C.W. Post

Post

40mi

Founded by cereal magnate C.W. Post in 1907. Rich history and scenic caprock views.

Terry County Seat

Brownfield

41mi

Agricultural hub in the heart of cotton and peanut country on the South Plains.

Gateway to the Panhandle

Plainview

45mi

Hale County seat and regional hub for northern South Plains communities.

Dawson County Seat

Lamesa

65mi

Dawson County seat with deep agricultural roots and a growing local business scene.

Floyd County Seat

Floydada

50mi

County seat with deep agricultural roots and quick access to the Caprock edge.

North gateway to the 806

Abernathy

16mi

Tight-knit farming community just north of Lubbock with quick I-27 access.

South Plains farm-country pride

Anton

34mi

Small South Plains community known for its farm-country history and local businesses.

One of Texas's fastest-growing small towns

Wolfforth

10mi

Just southwest of Lubbock, with new neighborhoods and a downtown district taking shape — growing faster than almost anywhere else in the area.

The Wildflower Capital of Texas

Idalou

11mi

A tight-knit farming community just northeast of Lubbock on US-62/82, known for its wildflowers and small-town pace.

Small-town roots northwest of Lubbock

Shallowater

12mi

A growing Lubbock County community northwest of the city, home to Shallowater ISD and a close community feel.

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