Towns Around Abilene We Take Calls From
Abilene first, then the towns around it in Taylor and Callahan counties. Don't see yours? Call and give us the address.
Wylie & South Abilene
The fast-growing south side along Buffalo Gap Road, much of it inside the city limits and served by Wylie ISD.
Potosi
A growing community about nine miles south of Abilene along FM 1750, in Wylie ISD.
Buffalo Gap
The old county seat in a gap of the Callahan Divide, with older buildings and rural lots.
Tuscola
A small town in south Taylor County served by Jim Ned CISD, with plenty of acreage around it.
Lawn
A small south Taylor County town on FM 604, also part of Jim Ned CISD.
Tye
A small city just west of Abilene, named for the Methodist minister who was its first postmaster.
Dyess AFB
Homes around the base on Abilene's west side, home of the 7th Bomb Wing and the B-1B.
Merkel
A railroad town 17 miles west of Abilene on I-20, renamed for its first settler in 1881.
Trent
A small west Taylor County town founded in 1881 and named for a pioneer cattleman.
Hamby
An unincorporated community on State Highway 351, about five miles east of Abilene.
Clyde
A Callahan County city about 14 miles east of Abilene, with I-20 along its north side.
Baird
The Callahan County seat about 20 miles east of Abilene, known for its antique shops and old depot.
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