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Historical Markers in Knippa, Texas
Uvalde is the county seat for Uvalde County
Knippa is in Uvalde County
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ADJACENT TO UVALDE COUNTY
Bandera County (52) ►
Edwards County (21) ►
Frio County (11) ►
Kinney County (40) ►
Maverick County (8) ►
Medina County (84) ►
Real County (21) ►
Zavala County (8) ►
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1 ► Texas, Uvalde County, Knippa — 1479 — Emmanuel Lutheran Church —  |
| This church traces its origins to 1904 when nine charter members led by the Rev. Gottlieb Langner organized a congregation in Knippa. Services were held in the homes of its members, who were served by area pastors and traveling missionaries. . . . — — Map (db m189373) HM | |||
| 2 ► Texas, Uvalde County, Knippa — 2969 — Knippa Trap Rock Plant — |
| Volcanic lava deposited here more than 60 million years ago cooled and hardened over time to form Basalt, a dark igneous rock also known as Trap Rock. M.B. (Pete) Walcott purchased acreage here about 1904 and in 1907 formed the Genevieve . . . — — Map (db m189369) HM | |||
| 3 ► Texas, Uvalde County, Knippa — 5533 — Town of Knippa — |
| Served by the Texas & New Orleans Railroad since 1882, this area was settled in 1887 by George Knippa. A freighter who worked between East Texas and Mexico, Knippa also encouraged many friends to move to the fertile land of this county. In 1899 . . . — — Map (db m90162) HM | |||