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Temple is in Bell County. Bell County is in the Greater Austin Area. Temple is about 68 miles north of Downtown Austin and about 35 miles south of Waco.

ABOUT TEMPLE

Located near the heart of the state, Temple is a city with a rich history, diverse culture, and friendly community. As you're just starting to get to know the city, let me give you a little more context about what you can expect.

Population & Community: With a population of approximately 80,000 people as of my last update in September 2021, Temple is big enough to offer all the amenities of city life, but it still maintains the charm and closeness of a smaller community. You'll find welcoming neighbors and a vibrant community spirit.

Location: The city is conveniently located in Central Texas, close to larger cities like Austin and Waco, which makes it a fantastic base for exploring the rest of the state.

Education: Temple is known for its quality educational system, with the Temple Independent School District providing excellent public schools for children of all ages. For higher education, Temple College is a renowned two-year institution with a wide variety of academic and technical programs.

Healthcare: In terms of healthcare, the city is a regional medical hub and is home to Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, one of the largest hospital systems in Texas.

Recreation: If your family loves the outdoors, you're in luck. There are many parks and recreational areas in and around the city, including Miller Springs Nature Center and Belton Lake for hiking, camping, fishing, and boating. The city's parks department also runs a variety of sports leagues and classes for children and adults.

History & Culture: The Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum is a great place to learn about the city's history, particularly its past as a key railroad center. For those interested in the arts, there are galleries, theaters, and concerts provided by the Cultural Activities Center and the Temple Civic Theatre.

Economy & Jobs: The economy in Temple is diverse, with sectors ranging from healthcare to education, logistics, and manufacturing.

Housing: The cost of living in Temple, including housing, is generally lower than the national average, making it an attractive place for families. The city offers a mix of housing options from historic homes to modern subdivisions.

SCHOOLS

Most Temple students attend schools in the Temple ISD. View all Temple ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings. West Temple students attend schools in the well regarded Belton ISD. View all Belton ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings. Southeast Temple students attend schools in the Academy ISD. View all Academy ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings. Far North Temple students attend schools in the Moody ISD. View all Moody ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings. Southeast Temple students attend schools in the Rogers ISD. View all Rogers ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings.

Far East Temple students attend schools in the Rosebud-Lott ISD. View all Rosebud-Lott ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings. North Temple students attend schools in the Troy ISD. View all Troy ISD schools and their Great Schools Ratings. Please contact the School Districts directly for enrollment eligibility. 

Information about Great Schools Ratings. There are many private school options in Temple. 

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