Brewster County Court

Irrigated by the waters of lovely lakes, rivers, and lakes such are Paynes Waterhole, Hill Creek, Hackberry Creek, and Guayule Creek; this territory is home of five national parks including Black Gap Wildlife Management Area, Fort Pena Colorado Park, and Elephant Mountain Wildlife Management Area. Named after Henry P. Brewster, secretary of war; this community has an estimated population of 9250 residents and reports a household median income of $27390. Some of the localities in this land are Alpine, Haymond, Marathon, Panther Junction, Study Butte, and Terlingua; which are communicated by the U.S. Highway 90, U.S. Highway 385, and State Highway 118.