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There's something undeniably magical about a road trip-the sense of boundless freedom, the ever-changing scenery, and the thrill of the unknown. It's not just about reaching a destination; it's about the experiences along the way. The hum of the engine, the wind rushing through open windows, and the endless stretch of asphalt ahead create a rhythm that lulls you into a state of adventure.

The Beginning: Anticipation and Excitement

Every road trip starts with anticipation. The night before departure is filled with last-minute packing, checking maps (or GPS), and that giddy excitement that makes sleep elusive. The car is loaded with snacks, playlists, and a mix of essentials and just-in-case items. As the engine starts the next morning, the journey truly begins-windows down, music up, and the open road calling.

The first miles are electric. The cityscape fades into suburbs, then into open countryside. The world feels full of possibilities. Conversations flow easily-plans, memories, jokes, and comfortable silences. The road is a companion, always moving forward, urging you to see what's around the next bend.

The Middle: Unexpected Discoveries

A road trip is never just about the highway. It's the detours that make it unforgettable. A hand-painted sign for a roadside attraction, a local diner with the best pie you've ever tasted, or a scenic overlook that wasn't on the itinerary-these unplanned moments become the heart of the journey.

Small towns welcome you with their quirks-a vintage gas station, a Main Street frozen in time, or a friendly waitress who calls you "hon." The landscape shifts: rolling hills give way to deserts, forests morph into plains, and mountains rise in the distance. Each mile brings new textures, colors, and stories.

There are challenges, too-wrong turns, sudden rainstorms, or that one rest stop with questionable bathrooms. But even these become part of the lore, the tales you'll laugh about later. A flat tire in the middle of nowhere leads to an encounter with a kind stranger. A missed exit becomes a chance to explore a hidden gem.

The Rhythm of the Road

Hours blend together in the best way. The playlist shifts from upbeat anthems to mellow tunes as the sun dips low. Golden hour bathes everything in warmth, and the world feels slower, softer. Conversations deepen as the miles pass-dreams, fears, and the kind of talks that only happen when you're untethered from daily life.

Night driving has its own magic. The road is quieter, lit only by headlights and the occasional glow of a distant town. The stars seem brighter out here, away from city lights. A 24-hour truck stop becomes a beacon of coffee and greasy comfort food, the neon sign a welcome sight in the darkness.

The Destination-and the Journey Home

Eventually, the destination appears, whether it's a national park, a coastal town, or a loved one's doorstep. There's satisfaction in arriving, but also a quiet longing for the road itself. Because the truth is, the trip isn't just about where you're going-it's about who you become along the way.

And then, there's the return. The road back is different-familiar yet changed. You're wiser, wearier, but full of stories. The car smells like adventure: sunscreen, fast food wrappers, and the faint scent of pine from that hike days ago. Home feels both comforting and strange after so much movement.

Why We Keep Going Back

A road trip is more than travel; it's a reminder of life's spontaneity. It's about control and surrender-planning the route but embracing the detours. It's about connection-to the people beside you, the strangers you meet, and the land unfolding outside your window.

And when it's over, you'll find yourself dreaming of the next one-because the road never really leaves you. It whispers in the everyday, calling you back to where the horizon never ends, and the journey is everything.

In the report below, the county's county seat is used as a starting point for a county. From there, all county seats within 250 straight-line miles from that county seat orgination point are shown. In those instances where a county does not have a county seat, than the largest city within that county is used as a reference point. There are a few cases where a county has two county seats, in that case, one is arbitrarily selected.

 
Seattle (King County, WA)
Wichita Falls (Wichita County, TX)  
Wellington (Collingsworth County, TX)  
Odessa (Ector County, TX)  
Lubbock (Lubbock County, TX)  
Fort Worth (Tarrant County, TX)  
Dallas (Dallas County, TX)  
Amarillo (Potter County, TX)  
Abilene (Taylor County, TX)  
Oklahoma City (Oklahoma County, OK)  
Manhattan (New York County, NY)  
Chicago (Cook County, IL)  
Atlanta (Fulton County, GA)  
Los Angeles (Los Angeles County, CA)  
Springfield (Baca County, CO)
Anthony (Harper County, KS)
Ashland (Clark County, KS)
Cimarron (Gray County, KS)
Coldwater (Comanche County, KS)

Dodge City (Ford County, KS)
Elkhart (Morton County, KS)
Garden City (Finney County, KS)
Greensburg (Kiowa County, KS)
Hugoton (Stevens County, KS)

Jetmore (Hodgeman County, KS)
Johnson City (Stanton County, KS)
Kingman (Kingman County, KS)
Kinsley (Edwards County, KS)
Lakin (Kearny County, KS)

Larned (Pawnee County, KS)
Liberal (Seward County, KS)
Meade (Meade County, KS)
Medicine Lodge (Barber County, KS)
Ness City (Ness County, KS)

Pratt (Pratt County, KS)
St. John (Stafford County, KS)
Sublette (Haskell County, KS)
Syracuse (Hamilton County, KS)
Ulysses (Grant County, KS)

Wellington (Sumner County, KS)
Winfield (Cowley County, KS)
Clayton (Union County, NM)
Clovis (Curry County, NM)
Fort Sumner (De Baca County, NM)

Lovington (Lea County, NM)
Mosquero (Harding County, NM)
Portales (Roosevelt County, NM)
Tucumcari (Quay County, NM)
Ada (Pontotoc County, OK)

Altus (Jackson County, OK)
Alva (Woods County, OK)
Anadarko (Caddo County, OK)
Arapaho (Custer County, OK)
Ardmore (Carter County, OK)

Arnett (Ellis County, OK)
Atoka (Atoka County, OK)
Beaver (Beaver County, OK)
Boise City (Cimarron County, OK)
Buffalo (Harper County, OK)

Chandler (Lincoln County, OK)
Cherokee (Alfalfa County, OK)
Cheyenne (Roger Mills County, OK)
Chickasha (Grady County, OK)
Coalgate (Coal County, OK)

Duncan (Stephens County, OK)
Durant (Bryan County, OK)
El Reno (Canadian County, OK)
Enid (Garfield County, OK)
Fairview (Major County, OK)

Frederick (Tillman County, OK)
Guthrie (Logan County, OK)
Guymon (Texas County, OK)
Hobart (Kiowa County, OK)
Holdenville (Hughes County, OK)

Hollis (Harmon County, OK)
Kingfisher (Kingfisher County, OK)
Lawton (Comanche County, OK)
Madill (Marshall County, OK)
Mangum (Greer County, OK)

Marietta (Love County, OK)
Medford (Grant County, OK)
New Cordell (Washita County, OK)
Newkirk (Kay County, OK)
Norman (Cleveland County, OK)

Okemah (Okfuskee County, OK)
Oklahoma City (Oklahoma County, OK)
Okmulgee (Okmulgee County, OK)
Pauls Valley (Garvin County, OK)
Pawnee (Pawnee County, OK)

Perry (Noble County, OK)
Purcell (McClain County, OK)
Sapulpa (Creek County, OK)
Sayre (Beckham County, OK)
Shawnee (Pottawatomie County, OK)

Stillwater (Payne County, OK)
Sulphur (Murray County, OK)
Taloga (Dewey County, OK)
Tishomingo (Johnston County, OK)
Walters (Cotton County, OK)

Watonga (Blaine County, OK)
Waurika (Jefferson County, OK)
Wewoka (Seminole County, OK)
Woodward (Woodward County, OK)
Abilene (Taylor County, TX)

Albany (Shackelford County, TX)
Amarillo (Potter County, TX)
Andrews (Andrews County, TX)
Anson (Jones County, TX)
Archer City (Archer County, TX)

Aspermont (Stonewall County, TX)
Baird (Callahan County, TX)
Ballinger (Runnels County, TX)
Benjamin (Knox County, TX)
Big Spring (Howard County, TX)

Bonham (Fannin County, TX)
Breckenridge (Stephens County, TX)
Brownfield (Terry County, TX)
Brownwood (Brown County, TX)
Canadian (Hemphill County, TX)

Canyon (Randall County, TX)
Channing (Hartley County, TX)
Childress (Childress County, TX)
Clarendon (Donley County, TX)
Claude (Armstrong County, TX)

Cleburne (Johnson County, TX)
Coleman (Coleman County, TX)
Colorado City (Mitchell County, TX)
Comanche (Comanche County, TX)
Crosbyton (Crosby County, TX)

Crowell (Foard County, TX)
Dalhart (Dallam County, TX)
Dallas (Dallas County, TX)
Decatur (Wise County, TX)
Denton (Denton County, TX)

Dickens (Dickens County, TX)
Dimmitt (Castro County, TX)
Dumas (Moore County, TX)
Eastland (Eastland County, TX)
Farwell (Parmer County, TX)

Floydada (Floyd County, TX)
Fort Worth (Tarrant County, TX)
Gail (Borden County, TX)
Gainesville (Cooke County, TX)
Garden City (Glasscock County, TX)

Glen Rose (Somervell County, TX)
Graham (Young County, TX)
Granbury (Hood County, TX)
Guthrie (King County, TX)
Hamilton (Hamilton County, TX)

Haskell (Haskell County, TX)
Henrietta (Clay County, TX)
Hereford (Deaf Smith County, TX)
Jacksboro (Jack County, TX)
Jayton (Kent County, TX)

Lamesa (Dawson County, TX)
Levelland (Hockley County, TX)
Lipscomb (Lipscomb County, TX)
Littlefield (Lamb County, TX)
Lubbock (Lubbock County, TX)

McKinney (Collin County, TX)
Matador (Motley County, TX)
Memphis (Hall County, TX)
Meridian (Bosque County, TX)
Miami (Roberts County, TX)

Midland (Midland County, TX)
Montague (Montague County, TX)
Morton (Cochran County, TX)
Muleshoe (Bailey County, TX)
Odessa (Ector County, TX)

Paducah (Cottle County, TX)
Paint Rock (Concho County, TX)
Palo Pinto (Palo Pinto County, TX)
Pampa (Gray County, TX)
Panhandle (Carson County, TX)

Perryton (Ochiltree County, TX)
Plains (Yoakum County, TX)
Plainview (Hale County, TX)
Post (Garza County, TX)
Quanah (Hardeman County, TX)

Robert Lee (Coke County, TX)
Roby (Fisher County, TX)
San Angelo (Tom Green County, TX)
Seminole (Gaines County, TX)
Seymour (Baylor County, TX)

Sherman (Grayson County, TX)
Silverton (Briscoe County, TX)
Snyder (Scurry County, TX)
Spearman (Hansford County, TX)
Stanton (Martin County, TX)

Stephenville (Erath County, TX)
Sterling City (Sterling County, TX)
Stinnett (Hutchinson County, TX)
Stratford (Sherman County, TX)
Sweetwater (Nolan County, TX)

Tahoka (Lynn County, TX)
Throckmorton (Throckmorton County, TX)
Tulia (Swisher County, TX)
Vega (Oldham County, TX)
Vernon (Wilbarger County, TX)

Weatherford (Parker County, TX)
Wellington (Collingsworth County, TX)
Wheeler (Wheeler County, TX)
Wichita Falls (Wichita County, TX)
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357
377
398
455
420
 
312
308
442
387
444
 
382
459
391
430
136
 
195
296
178
230
99
 
287
116
350
424
323
 
202
288
256
169
124
 
135
86
202
257
259
 
167
216
379
204
160
 
223
221
158
89
213
 
82
282
215
283
172
 
184
190
201
135
246
 
243
158
225
238
179
 
231
119
257
100
142
 
231
120
163
292
174
 
147
334
338
182
121
 
202
156
200
183
278
 
64
125
320
149
298
 
332
375
232
279
308
 
48
169
240
124
265
 
189
397
0
56
36
 
242
341
365
122
377
 
276
34
272
62
283
 
68
107
64
214
109
 
174
108
352
86
223
 
301
328
309
331
301
 
29
249
255
79
298
 
316
82
352
357
332
 
221
205
89
306
318
 
338
352
301
269
200
 
226
210
235
342
154
 
58
286
241
345
297
 
94
255
339
389
213
 
293
142
312
366
173
 
58
244
272
127
437
305
334
386
329
 
376
389
410
351
379
 
387
414
339
374
419
 
386
358
354
319
417
 
349
369
380
436
401
 
311
309
416
355
412
 
348
430
359
400
143
 
172
287
166
214
99
 
270
131
332
400
308
 
205
280
237
160
137
 
123
100
194
252
250
 
144
214
358
184
168
 
198
214
141
96
191
 
81
279
197
284
170
 
192
186
212
133
249
 
242
155
233
217
181
 
232
122
243
108
124
 
220
104
170
278
141
 
113
306
305
148
93
 
169
122
169
152
244
 
87
91
287
121
277
 
303
348
204
252
281
 
30
138
206
95
233
 
160
371
34
34
32
 
210
310
339
90
346
 
245
0
239
60
250
 
44
75
35
182
87
 
141
86
323
56
190
 
268
295
290
298
268
 
49
218
227
62
275
 
283
65
319
326
298
 
191
175
55
282
291
 
317
319
270
236
173
 
193
176
204
308
124
 
72
256
207
322
263
 
64
222
314
364
179
 
259
110
282
337
147
 
25
218
249
103
268
329
277
306
294
 
308
237
310
315
251
 
325
277
353
331
304
 
355
246
271
317
355
 
335
353
277
303
279
 
360
375
211
96
148
 
95
192
94
152
310
 
166
288
232
217
276
 
214
335
237
221
259
 
323
297
189
247
331
 
234
317
262
300
269
 
175
300
217
189
330
 
137
274
211
296
164
 
275
324
204
356
284
 
343
281
366
278
346
 
320
277
368
176
309
 
325
289
238
302
210
 
253
226
326
242
146
 
161
113
94
128
188
 
100
166
169
121
95
 
328
181
35
212
183
 
98
148
110
110
111
 
273
187
100
223
38
 
128
176
301
249
275
 
61
72
159
195
87
 
43
268
61
273
119
 
257
194
251
90
254
 
128
213
92
216
79
 
58
27
205
35
0
 
302
69
111
271
163
 
107
240
51
66
120
 
96
182
214
147
126
 
205
60
44
39
133
 
141
104
169
73
151
 
303
71
82
186
99
 
232
130
158
192
114
 
28
158
67
120
154
 
245
131
159
195
382
439
395
425
410
 
427
355
430
432
370
 
444
395
465
449
423
 
472
366
390
430
475
 
450
469
396
421
398
 
467
480
319
183
210
 
94
284
169
240
384
 
260
399
323
321
342
 
329
399
356
335
375
 
412
406
300
335
399
 
311
375
357
404
375
 
259
395
336
287
408
 
240
373
295
357
264
 
334
430
305
459
370
 
425
372
449
354
443
 
419
360
456
283
394
 
421
360
347
366
287
 
355
296
405
356
158
 
187
231
33
155
246
 
151
176
141
189
56
 
377
209
90
198
300
 
216
263
213
227
230
 
291
172
94
219
138
 
210
289
332
292
317
 
149
184
276
209
178
 
157
298
80
325
50
 
271
235
270
168
248
 
176
276
203
261
140
 
63
118
323
141
120
 
343
172
223
275
281
 
17
296
130
164
0
 
189
145
244
266
246
 
324
95
164
107
225
 
109
129
115
61
215
 
353
189
102
306
37
 
243
80
277
308
120
 
94
205
187
233
236
 
274
239
273
262
222
200
163
204
174
 
201
176
219
197
172
 
217
206
226
217
221
 
238
157
168
191
249
 
212
232
185
232
199
 
229
245
198
172
229
 
223
220
185
199
201
 
53
159
112
87
181
 
92
234
137
183
140
 
200
167
60
129
228
 
131
226
136
170
138
 
78
173
145
65
216
 
20
145
103
203
40
 
187
193
76
226
164
 
225
158
246
170
218
 
191
161
244
45
189
 
197
186
108
205
111
 
123
133
211
118
168
 
156
95
221
146
126
 
118
176
216
91
195
 
246
163
165
228
74
 
97
132
29
39
67
 
236
214
174
224
102
 
66
154
244
188
209
 
92
121
121
187
164
 
88
218
161
194
219
 
229
153
218
85
249
 
120
136
124
163
113
 
177
151
95
137
131
 
233
67
21
251
63
 
224
164
165
149
239
 
58
232
181
64
74
 
111
189
97
133
47
 
205
146
236
203
103
 
222
67
153
108
209
 
215
213
96
146
165
 
148
130
91
128
71
 
202
0
41
116
333
226
237
288
236
 
279
286
310
259
276
 
292
311
260
282
318
 
297
256
255
233
323
 
262
283
279
334
299
 
241
246
315
269
328
 
286
334
277
307
122
 
68
199
82
118
82
 
169
141
230
297
211
 
157
197
135
85
139
 
51
122
117
177
163
 
40
150
254
84
146
 
96
138
50
101
87
 
80
205
100
222
114
 
164
122
188
93
195
 
178
101
199
115
137
 
174
98
149
108
33
 
134
34
144
181
122
 
93
208
257
112
22
 
111
116
171
76
207
 
136
83
222
154
174
 
207
248
107
152
182
 
125
153
170
139
157
 
69
270
127
72
93
 
134
220
237
105
260
 
161
103
187
81
222
 
123
56
111
105
154
 
87
20
230
52
126
 
214
222
188
218
195
 
118
132
128
146
172
 
245
49
243
242
262
 
102
184
79
179
190
 
214
252
184
172
75
 
179
134
204
252
47
 
111
164
161
219
225
 
118
202
212
262
147
 
195
63
191
241
47
 
91
116
145
0
1222
1427
1351
1300
1367
 
1316
1271
1271
1354
1286
 
1312
1251
1403
1335
1255
 
1338
1309
1323
1398
1292
 
1373
1360
1293
1232
1267
 
1449
1470
1246
1345
1304
 
1418
1248
1352
1288
1592
 
1487
1416
1512
1458
1599
 
1398
1632
1336
1258
1373
 
1542
1431
1427
1525
1622
 
1551
1639
1502
1467
1447
 
1515
1510
1302
1479
1589
 
1461
1489
1525
1619
1468
 
1612
1455
1470
1481
1541
 
1577
1524
1584
1571
1515
 
1496
1550
1560
1443
1553
 
1513
1591
1437
1616
1540
 
1469
1562
1582
1401
1580
 
1583
1359
1480
1558
1566
 
1525
1596
1608
1520
1524
 
1667
1597
1445
1647
1384
 
1366
1316
1458
1409
1382
 
1677
1624
1539
1652
1460
 
1503
1290
1681
1627
1645
 
1477
1373
1321
1618
1353
 
1439
1658
1497
1625
1544
 
1669
1593
1658
1497
1682
 
1544
1573
1355
1603
1506
 
1480
1420
1374
1404
1439
 
1666
1458
1434
1689
1383
 
1512
1600
1398
1373
1512
 
1478
1622
1620
1377
1370
 
1344
1424
1414
1478
1487
 
1580
1540
1605
1455
1541
 
1647
1416
1521
1337
1518
 
1652
1564
1344
1294
1553
 
1464
1565
1394
1333
1512
 
1642
1441
1410
1555


Sources: STI: PopStats and STI: Colossus

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