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PEARL CITY, TEXAS

DeWitt County, Central Texas South
Highway 111 & FM 951
5 miles West of Yoakum
3 miles East of Hocheim
19 miles North of Cuero
SE of Gonzales

Population: Unk

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Pearl Beer sign in Pearl City, Texas
The source of the town's name

Photo circa 1939 courtesy La Grange Chamber of Commerce
History in a Pearl Beer Bottle

There’s not a lot to say about Pearl City, except that the name is a misnomer. One visit will immediately tell you that there never was a city here. According to the Handbook of Texas Online, Pearl City was “reputedly” named for the quantity of Pearl Beer sold in a local store. It’s a better reason for a town name than some places.

Pearl City with its DeWitt County neighbors of Hocheim, Petersville and Buchel make for a scenic and interesting country drive between Cuero and Yoakum. We recommend a detailed TxDOT county map since only Cuero and Yoakum show on the state highway map.


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