Texas Panhandle

The northwest corner of is known as the Texas Panhandle, probably because it juts out in stark plaintiveness from the rest of the state. Flat and dry, the steady prevailing winds can sometimes create mild dust storms, though modern farming techniques have much reduced the terrible dust storms which occurred during the "Dust Bowl Days" of the Great Depression.

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Texas Panhandle

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Latitude of center
35.4833° or 35° 28′ 60″ north
Longitude of center
-101.4° or 101° 24′ west
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Western Frisian—“Texas Panhandle” goes by many names.
تكساس بانهاندلArabic
Texas PanhandleBasque
Texas PanhandleCatalan
德克萨斯狭地Chinese
德克薩斯州走廊Chinese
德克薩斯州鍋柄狀地區Chinese
PanhandleCzech
Texas PanhandleCzech
Texas PanhandleDutch
Teksasa PatoteniloEsperanto
Texase pannivarsEstonian
Texas PanhandleFaroese
אזור הפאנהנדלHebrew
Texas PanhandleItalian
テキサス・パンハンドルJapanese
テキサス州の回廊地帯Japanese
텍사스 팬핸들Korean
Texas PanhandleNorwegian
Texas PanhandleNorwegian Bokmål
Texas PanhandlePolish
Mânerul TexasuluiRomanian
Texas PanhandleRomanian
Техасский выступRussian
Texas PanhandleSlovenian
Texas PanhandleSwedish
ٹیکساس پین ہینڈلUrdu
Cán xoong TexasVietnamese
Panhandle fan TeksasWestern Frisian
Teksaanske PanhandleWestern Frisian
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