Postal Locations

## Snook, Texas: A Small Rural Community in Burleson County ### Location and Geography - <b>Located in Burleson County, Texas</b> - <b>Coordinates: 30°29′45″N 96°28′04″W</b> - <b>Total area: 2.02 square miles (5.24 km²)</b> - Situated 13 miles southwest of College Station - 17 miles southeast of Caldwell (Burleson County seat) ### Population and Demographics - <b>2025 Projected Population: 551</b> - <b>Racial Composition</b>: - <b>85.51% White</b> - 3.67% Black or African American - 3.27% Other races - 7.55% Two or more races - <b>Median Age: 56.2 years</b> - Gender Ratio: 108.5 males per 100 females ### Economic Indicators - <b>Median Household Income: $97,188</b> - <b>Per Capita Income: $70,769</b> - <b>Poverty Rate: 8.16%</b> ### Historical Background - Originated as a Czech farming settlement - Originally called Sebesta or Sebesta's Corner - Established post office in 1895 - Named after John S. Snook, who was the postmaster in Caldwell ### Notable Features - <b>Home to Chilifest</b>, an annual charity event since 1991 - Attracts over 50,000 people - Raises funds for local organizations - Served by Snook Independent School District - Home to Snook Secondary School Bluejays ### Transportation - Located at the intersection of Farm Roads 60 and 2155 <hr> Snook represents a small, tight-knit rural Texas community with a rich agricultural heritage and a strong sense of local pride.

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