About Mexia

Mexia is a relatively small community found in the eastern central portion of the US state of Texas. Mexia has a population of approximately six thousand six hundred residents, and is considered a part of Limestone County. Mexia’s city motto is “A great place, no matter how you pronounce it”, an allusion to the common phonetic errors committed by newcomers. Mexia was named after General Jose Antonio Mexia, of Texas Revolution fame, and is close to a number of cultural and historic attractions. Residents of a Mexia apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy annual celebrations and a number of interesting sites.

Mexia hosts an annual Juneteenth festival, and educational opportunities are offered by the Mexia Independent School District. Some notable residents, both past and present, include Anna Nicole Smith, Cindy Walker, Daniel Wayne Smith, Ray Rhodes, Allen Stanford, and Henry Cecil McBay. Residents of a Mexia apartment rental or home rental can also enjoy notable area attractions, including the Confederate Reunion Grounds Historic Site, the Gibbs Memorial Library, Hughes City Park, Fairfield Lake State Park, Fort Parker State Park, Lake Limestone Campground and Marina, Lake Mexia Marina, Mexia Public Swimming Pool, Navarro Mills Lake, and the Old Fort Parker Historical Site.

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