Tye, Texas
City · Population 1,241 · #749 in Texas
About Tye
Tye, TX is a small town located in northwestern Texas counting 1,241 people who proudly call it home.
Officially, Tye is an incorporated city with its own municipal government. The community covers 4.8 square miles, giving it wide-open spaces and a spread-out, rural feel at roughly 259 residents per square mile.
📰 Tye News Today
- Davie Jack Moore Obituary Jan 28, 2026 The Hamil Family Funeral Home · Jan 28
- 2 critically injured after slamming into back of 18-wheeler on I-20 BigCountryHomepage.com · Aug 10
- Tye woman indicted, accused of leaving child alone because she "needed a night out". KTXS · May 7
- Donald Martin Obituary - Abilene, TX Dignity Memorial · Jul 9
- Tye structure fire leaves home a total loss, no injuries reported myfoxzone.com · Jun 18
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📰 Local News
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Texas news on Bless News Daily →What Makes Tye Unique
- The only place in America named Tye — a truly one-of-a-kind name among 32,000+ US communities.
- Positioned in northwestern Texas, convenient to the region's corridors and crossings.
- Part of the fabric of Texas — one of 1,863 recognized communities statewide.
Why People Love It Here
- Small-town pace of life: less traffic, more community, and neighbors who wave.
- Housing dollars stretch further here than in the nearest metro.
- Easy reach of Abilene (7 mi) — commute to the city, live where it's calm.
🍽️ Where to Eat in Tye
- Denny's — american
- Huddle House — american
Local spots mapped by the OpenStreetMap community · click a restaurant to read or write reviews.
🎡 Fun Things to Do
- Dyess Memorial Center · Museum
Attractions mapped by the OpenStreetMap community.
⚡ Quick Facts
StateTexas
TypeCity
Population (2024)1,241
Rank in state#749 of 1,224
Land area4.8 sq mi
Density259/sq mi
Coordinates32.4522, -99.8665
🌤️ Current Weather
Right now67°F
ConditionsPartly Cloudy
Wind10 mph
Source: National Weather Service