Edwards County, located in the southwestern part of Texas, is known for its rugged terrain and natural beauty. Established in 1883, it covers an area of approximately 2,128 square miles and is part of the Hill Country region. The county seat is Rocksprings, a small town that serves as a hub for local activities and services. The population of Edwards County is relatively small, with around 2,000 residents. The economy is primarily based on ranching, agriculture, and tourism, with visitors drawn to the area's outdoor recreational opportunities, including hunting and hiking in the nearby Devils River State Natural Area.