About Orange

Orange is a medium sized community found in the easternmost portion of the Lone Star State. Orange has a population of approximately eighteen thousand six hundred residents, and is considered a part of the appropriately named Orange County. Orange serves as the county seat of Orange County, and is found on the border between Texas and Louisiana. Orange is on the Sabine River and is also a deep water port next to the Gulf of Mexico. Residents of an Orange apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a rich historical and cultural heritage dating back to the mid nineteenth century.

The educational needs of Orange are met by the West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent School District and the Little Cypress-Mauriceville Consolidated Independent School District. Some points of interest in Orange include the Stark Museum of Art, the W.H. Stark House, and the First Presbyterian Church. Notable residents of Orange include Matt Bryant, Frances Fisher, John Patterson, Wade Phillips, Kevin Smith, Tody Smith, Edgar Winter, Bubba Smith, and Chris Cole. Residents of an Orange apartment rental or home rental can also enjoy Art in the Park, the Heritage House, the Heritage Veterans Memorial Plaza, the Piney Wood Winery, and the Brown Center.

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