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Things to see in League City, United States

League City is a small town located in Houston County, Texas. The town was founded in 1836, and it was originally called "New League". In 1923, the town was renamed "League City" after League Island in the United Kingdom. Today, the population of League City is around 16,000. The main industries in League City are oil and gas production, manufacturing (particularly pharmaceuticals), and tourism. Some of the notable attractions in League City are the Jelly Belly factory, which produces jelly beans; the John F. Kennedy Memorial Museum; and Cameron Park Zoo.

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Quick info about League City
DetailValue
CountryUnited States
RegionTexas
Latitude29.4873
Longitude-95.1087
Appr. population107536

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