Libraries in Texas
Access 619 comprehensive entries in the Texas Libraries dataset, featuring details like contact info, operating hours, and available services. Perfect for community planning and resource allocation.

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Access detailed information on over 600 libraries across Texas, each featuring essential data for GIS professionals interested in public resource locations. The dataset includes specific properties such as internet access availability, operational hours, and contact details. Notable examples include Emily Fowler Central Library in Denton, W. Walworth Harrison Public Library in Greenville, and Vista Grande Public Library, all equipped with WLAN services. Streamline your geographic analysis of educational resources in Texas using this comprehensive library dataset.
Exploring the Libraries in Texas dataset will reveal features like:
- Emily Fowler Central Library
- W. Walworth Harrison Public Library
- Vista Grande Public Library
- Denton Public Library South Branch
- Hurst Public Library
- Dallas Public Library Audelia Road Branch
- Judy Z. Kishner Library
- Henington-Alief Regional Library
- R.B. Tullis Branch Library
- Austin Public Library - Cepeda Branch
- Semmes Library
- Kilgore Memorial Library
- Santa Fe Public Library
- Edgewood Community Library
- Dallas West Branch Library
- Arlington Public Library - Woodland West Branch
- Grand Prairie Main Library
- Carrollton Public Library - Hebron & Josey
- Huntsville Public Library
- City of Bellville Public Library
- Westfall Library
- Bazan Library
- Carver Library
- Johnston Library
After registering for your Felt account, access your personalized interactive map presenting Libraries in Texas. Utilize versatile tools to modify, analyze, and export data in GeoPackage format. You’ll also gain access to our extensive repository of pre-existing GIS data, featuring numerous additional datasets tailored for Texas.







