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LOCATION |

| Land Area (City) |
53 sq. miles |
| Land Area
(County) |
932 sq. miles |
| Elevation |
558 feet |
| Latitude |
32°21'04"N |
| Longitude |
95°18'03"W |
Tyler, Texas is considered the advanced manufacturing, health care, educational, and retail center of East Texas. We offer companies a quality, centrally located, middle market location with many of the advantages of a major market. The economy is diverse and the area offers abundant and low cost labor, land, and buildings. Tyler is part of
the Tyler MSA which includes all of Smith County, Texas.
Tyler/Smith County is strategically positioned just 90 miles east of Dallas/Fort Worth, 90 miles west of Shreveport, LA, and less than 200 miles north of Houston. Both Shreveport and Houston have international shipping facilities.
Tyler has excellent interstate and U.S. Highway systems with I-20, U.S. 271, and U.S. 69, and four major state highways that provide efficient and economical transportation to all destinations.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the estimated 2012 population for the Tyler Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) was 214,821. The table below shows the Census Bureau 2012 estimates for other MSA’s within 500 miles of Tyler.
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MSA
|
DISTANCE
FROM TYLER
|
POPULATION*
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Austin,
TX |
225 |
1,834,303 |
Dallas,
TX |
90 |
6,700,991 |
Houston,
TX |
199 |
6,177,035 |
Little
Rock, AR |
240 |
717,666 |
New
Orleans, LA |
432 |
1,227,096 |
Oklahoma
City, OK |
250 |
1,296,565 |
San
Antonio, TX |
300 |
2,234,003 |
Shreveport,
LA |
90 |
447,193 |
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 | | Approximately 33% of all roses purchased in the U.S. were processed in Tyler, TX. |
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