Medina County is located to the west of San Antonio and Bexar County, and is named for the Medina River, which runs through it. In 1911-12, the river was dammed by an enterprise called the Medina Irrigation Company to provide irrigation to farmland in the vicinity of Castroville.

The county seat is Hondo, whose Lion’s club gained some fame in the 1930’s by posting a sign at the edge of town saying “This Is God’s Country – Please Don’t Drive Through It Like Hell.”  During WWII, at nearby Hondo Army Airfield 14,000 navigators trained for aircrew service.

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Ideal Commerical Or Developmrnt Site. Has A Easy On...

$7,200,000
Devine, TX
, 20,908,800 ft² Commercial
Price:
$7,200,000
City:
Devine
Type:
Commercial
MLS® #:
916801
Provider:
Fargason Realty

Ideal Commerical Or Developmrnt Site. Has A Easy On Easy Off Access To Ih 35 With +- 900 Ft. Of Frontage...

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Great Ranch Has It All. Live Water, Medina River,...

$4,515,000
Rio Medina, TX
Farm Ranch
Price:
$4,515,000
City:
Rio Medina
Baths:
0
Type:
Farm Ranch
MLS® #:
771423
Provider:
Galm Real Estate, Llc

Great Ranch Has It All. Live Water, Medina River, Flowing Creek And Bma Canal. Bma Ground Irrigation...

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This Ranch Is An Amazing Property Located In Medina...

$3,000,000
Hondo, TX
4 br, 2 ba, 2,206 ft² Farm Ranch
Price:
$3,000,000
City:
Hondo
Beds:
4
Baths:
2
Type:
Farm Ranch
MLS® #:
931292
Provider:
Keller Williams Realty Luxury

This Ranch Is An Amazing Property Located In Medina County Just North Of Hondo. At 270.44+/- Acres This...

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Beautiful, Diverse, Large Tract Of Undeveloped Land...

$1,777,500
Hondo, TX
Farm Ranch
Price:
$1,777,500
City:
Hondo
Baths:
0
Type:
Farm Ranch
MLS® #:
921235
Provider:
Long Properties

Beautiful, Diverse, Large Tract Of Undeveloped Land On Dead End Road In Medina County. 30 - 45 Minutes...

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Agent Must Be At All Showings, Qualify Your Clients....

$1,398,100
Tarpley, TX
2 br, 2 ba, 1,524 ft² Farm Ranch
Price:
$1,398,100
City:
Tarpley
Beds:
2
Baths:
2
Type:
Farm Ranch
MLS® #:
927577
Provider:
Double B Realty

Agent Must Be At All Showings, Qualify Your Clients. End Of The Road Ranch, Privacy, 2 Homes, 1 Is Guest...

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This Hill Country Ranch Is A Finished Place For Someone...

$1,300,000
Hondo, TX
Farm Ranch
Price:
$1,300,000
City:
Hondo
Baths:
0
Type:
Farm Ranch
MLS® #:
868793
Provider:
Broadway Brokers

This Hill Country Ranch Is A Finished Place For Someone To Add Personal Touches For A Private Home, Getaway...

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Medina Lake was designed, engineered and built by Frederick Stark Pearson. At the time of construction, the Medina Dam was the largest hydraulic engineering project west of the Mississippi, and it is presently on the National Register of Historic places. The camp housing the workers who built it later became the town of Mico.

The Medina Lake and BMA Canal System is an extensive irrigation canal that delivers water to the blackland prairie farmlands below the Balcones escarpment around Castroville, Lytle and Natalia.

The original county seat of Castroville was established in 1844 by entrepreneur Henri de Castro, who brought over and settled Alsatian and German immigrants to settle his land grant. Many of the oldest homes and farms were built following European traditions, and use of the  Alsatian dialect was preserved well into the 20th century. A short distance from San Antonio, Castroville is a popular tourist draw for it’s many charming historical homes, shops and restaurants and the St. Louis Catholic Church, built by the original settlers – the first church in what would become Medina County.

Other notable towns in Medina include Devine, LaCoste, and Natalia – which was named for the daughter of Frederick Pearson, who had designed the Medina Dam. D’Hanis, which was also founded by Henri de Castro, is known for the red bricks produced by D’Hanis Brick and Tile, from clay found locally.

 

 

 

 

 

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