Collier's New Encyclopedia — San Angelo

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SAN ANGELO, a city of Texas in Tom Green co. It is on the Concho river, and on the Gulf, Colorado, and Sante Fé and the Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient railroads. The city is an important shipping center for cattle and is the center of an extensive farming region. The chief industries are connected with cattle raising and agriculture. Pop. (1910) 10,321: (1920) 10,050.

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