South Plains Association of Governments
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| Established | June 1967 |
| Number of Counties | 15 |
| Area (approx.) | 13,756 sq. mi. |
| Population [1] | 377,871 (2000) 383,062 (2006) |
The South Plains Association of Governments (SPAG) is a voluntary association of cities, counties and special districts in the South Plains region of Texas.
Based in Lubbock, the South Plains Association of Governments is a member of the Texas Association of Regional Councils.
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[edit] Counties served
[edit] Largest cities in the region
[edit] References
- ^ Total Population Estimates for Texas Councils of Governments - Texas State Data Center.
[edit] External link
- South Plains Association of Governments - Official site.
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| Texas Association of Regional Councils |  |
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| Councils of Government | Alamo Area | Ark-Tex | Brazos Valley | Capital Area | Central Texas | Coastal Bend | Concho Valley | Deep East Texas | East Texas | Heart of Texas | North Central Texas | Rio Grande | Texoma | West Central Texas | ||
| Regional Planning Commissions | Golden Crescent | Nortex | Panhandle | Permian Basin | South East Texas | ||
| Development Councils | Lower Rio Grande Valley | Middle Rio Grande | South Texas | ||
| Association of Governments | South Plains | ||
| Councils | Houston-Galveston Area | ||
