If you have been injured in a truck accident in Webb County, TX, contact the law firm of Barry & Loewy LLP to handle your case. We work hard for the citizens of Webb County, and all tractor trailer wreck victims throughout the state of Texas.
Webb County, Texas stretches over 3,633 square miles in the southern region of the Lone Star State, within sight of Mexico across its Rio Grande River border. Webb County’s terrain includes flat to rolling ground covered by grasses, mesquite, cacti, and thorny brush land. Elevations vary from 400 to 700 feet above sea level. The Census 2000 recorded Webb County’s population as just over 193,000. The largest city and county seat is Laredo, population 176,576. Webb County’s other five communities include the cities of El Cenizo and Rio Bravo.
Webb County, TX houses a predominately Hispanic population - more than 94%. The city of Laredo, first settled in 1755, began its existence as a small ranch, which eventually became a settlement. Today, Laredo is one of Texas' fastest growing cities, and an important international inland port on the Rio Grande. Uranium and coal mining have become important parts of Webb County’s economy, while international trade and tourism quickly rise to the forefront, as Laredo, TX claims the title “Gateway to Mexico”.
Webb County, Texas residents have access to three primary school districts, Laredo ISD, United Independent School District and the Webb Consolidated ISD. The Laredo Community College and Texas A&M University serve students of higher learning. Interstate 35, US Highways 59 and 83, and the Laredo International Airport provide the finest in modern transport needs. Residents of Webb County, TX enjoy the amenities of Laredo’s quick growth, and support Laredo's many festivals, and attractions.
