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The Amarillo area was first settled by a large cattle ranch located in the Northern parts of the Texas Panhandle in 1877. 10 years later, J.I. Berry chose to start a town in a strategically located area along the Fort Worth and Denver City railroad. The city later won the county seat election because of its location and the town began to grow rapidly. It was a great place for the train to stop on its way to Colorado. By the 1890s, Amarillo became one of the busiest cattle-shipping cities in the world and its population began growing exponentially.
Amarillo became an economic center for many different industries. Grain, cattle, and eventually moving to oil and helium after the discovery of large deposits of each in the Amarillo area. The U.S. Routes 60, 67, 287, and 66 all intersected in Amarillo which made it a great place for tourist destinations, and many of these are still open today! Amarillo has grown significantly in the last 140 years. Amarillo’s humble beginnings as a privately-owned ranch to becoming one of the few major Texas cities left that still have that unique Texas identity.
Today, Amarillo is known for its unique tourist destinations and natural beauty unlike anything else. Amarillo isn’t too far from the Palo Duro Canyon, a canyon system that extends over 120 miles. It offers some of the most breathtaking scenery you can find from arid and desert-like areas. Another interesting spot to see is Cadillac Ranch, and it has nothing to do with cows either! Ten Cadillac cars, one-half of their bodies buried under the Texas red dirt, form an homage to the legendary Stonehenge. It’s really a sight to see these strange, retro monoliths in the Texas desert.
Arguably, one of the most important parts of Amarillo is the food; steak specifically. One of the most iconic tourist destinations in the United States has to be the Big Texan Steak Ranch, home to the 72 oz. steak dinner challenge. This challenge has become legendary and is known all over the country for its difficulty and absurdity. Surprisingly, over 9,800 have taken down the behemoth of a steak dinner and people can still order it to this day! Texas doesn’t do anything small, and nowhere represents this better than Amarillo!
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