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Goliad, Texas

Goliad is the seat of Goliad County, set on the San Antonio River in the Coastal Bend country of South Texas, about 60 miles north of Corpus Christi. The town grew up around Presidio La Bahia, a Spanish frontier fort dating to the colonial era, and the surrounding oak-dotted ranchland has long supported cattle raising. It is best known for its central role in the Texas Revolution: the fort and the nearby ruins of Mission Espiritu Santo mark the site of the 1836 Goliad Massacre, which gave rise to the rallying cry "Remember Goliad."

Property here runs through the Goliad Central Appraisal District and the county tax office — the homestead exemption, the appraisal cap, protests, and any MUD, PID, or special districts all sit at the parcel level. The Goliad County notes below cover the practical details, with the official county directory for the appraisal district and tax office.

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