About Brownfield

• Singer Tanya Tucker, known for "Delta Dawn," was born in Brownfield.
• Terry County was organized in Brownfield, making it the county seat.
• The Santa Fe Railroad's arrival boosted Brownfield's cotton and agriculture.
• A 1920s tornado destroyed much of the town, leading to significant rebuilding.
• Named after pioneer Henry Brownfield, it was established in 1904.
• With around 8,700 residents, it is smaller than its neighbor, Lubbock.
• At 3,274 feet, the air is dry and thin on the high plains.
• Cotton farming is the dominant economic activity in Brownfield.
• A sense of quiet resilience permeates the atmosphere.
• Agriculture and petroleum are the main industries.
• The region's soils are primarily sandy loams, typical of the Southern High Plains.
• The Double Mountain Fork Brazos River flows nearby, influencing the local watershed.
• Pronghorn antelope are occasionally observed in the surrounding rangelands.
• The area is characterized by shortgrass prairie vegetation, including buffalo grass.
• In 1921, the town was named the Terry County seat.
• The Terry County Courthouse, built in 1928, is a notable example of courthouse architecture.
• U.S. Highway 62/82 runs through the city, connecting it to Lubbock and Hobbs.

Artists From Brownfield

Don Walser Gary P. Nunn

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Adiós Amigo by

It's About to Get Western by

It's a Texas Thing by

London Homesick Blues by

Roadtrip by

Terlingua Sky by

The Last Thing I Needed, The First Thing This Morning by

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What I Like About Texas by

high cotton by

decent man by

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