2026-2027 Texas Almanac Has Officially Landed!
The Texas Almanac, produced by the Texas State Historical Association (TSHA), is the official State Book of Texas. Now in its 73rd edition, the 2026-27 book is printed in full color and filled with new lists, feature stories, reports, facts, and visuals that bring the Lone Star State to life.
Texas: The Top Destination
From early exploration to a renown space program, and everything in-between, this reference book proudly highlights some of the state’s greatest feats of the past and trends for the future.
So, whether you’re interested in weather, business, sports, government, pop culture, travel, agriculture, astronomy, the outdoors, or all of the above, the 2026-27 version has something for everyone.
Updated with hundreds of pictures, maps, and tables, come see why Texas continues to be the center of attention. Learn more at texasalmanac.com. Check out the 1857-1873 Compendium, too!
Robert Thaler (verified owner) –
I have every Texas Almanac dating back to 1904 (except 1913). This is the worst edition I’ve seen. I plan on sending
a lengthy email to whoever was in charge of this mess.
Ed M. (verified owner) –
Guy Tipton (verified owner) –
Lots of great info. Great job of putting the book together !
Stacey Gillmouth (verified owner) –
Absolutely love the book. I gave it to my kids and their families too. Everyone loved it.
Larry (verified owner) –
Present for my wife and she loved it.
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jack Bennett (verified owner) –
great book i like it have looked through it a couple of times
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Jan (verified owner) –
I get the Texas Almanac every year. It will tell you just about all if not all of Texas. Would not miss getting a copy.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Very satisfied.
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Pam (verified owner) –
Gave this as gift to my husband. One of his comments “There’s some good and interesting stuff in here.”
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Richard Driscoll (verified owner) –
Small print tough on old eyes.
Laura Lea Jackson (verified owner) –
It was a gift and they loved it!
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Douglas L. (verified owner) –
This updated Texas Almanac is exceptional. I love the layout and the sections. Yes, I love the small font because you were able to cram so much more information into the book. And, I bought the first year’s official book of Texas.
Douglas L. (verified owner) –
This updated Texas Almanac is exceptional. And, it was the perfect Christmas gift. I love the layout and the sections. Yes, I love the small font because you were able to cram so much more information into the book. And, I bought the first year’s official book of Texas.
Douglas L. (verified owner) –
This updated Texas Almanac is exceptional. And, it was the perfect Christmas gift. I love the layout and the sections. Yes, I love the small font because you were able to cram so much more information into the book. And, I bought the first year’s official book of Texas.
Douglas L. (verified owner) –
This updated Texas Almanac is exceptional. And, it was the perfect Christmas gift. I love the layout and the sections. Yes, I love the small font because you were able to cram so much more information into the book. And, I bought the first year’s official book of Texas.
Tim LaLonde (verified owner) –
Love it
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Susan (verified owner) –
Incredibly fast service. Thank you!!
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Marilyn Gabler (verified owner) –
I love the new format
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Kirby Olesen (verified owner) –
Bought 26-27 Texas Almanac.
Easy to order, shipped promptly and received in good condition. I would likely buy some books and maps in the future.The other Merch offerings are mostly lame, not anything I’d buy.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Great book. always full of interesting facts and articles.
Raymond Brown (verified owner) –
Great quality, packed well, and shipped fast! Thank you.
Lloran Johnson (verified owner) –
Disappointed in the size of county maps and lack of information about the counties. Otherwise, a fine product.
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Kathy T. (verified owner) –
Love it
Steven Haidinger (verified owner) –
Texas is a world all its own, and the Texas Almanac offers a glimpse into it. I see the almanac as an indispensable tool for any backroad traveler.
Paul Sadler (verified owner) –
Excellent reference on so many topics. Love these books.
William (verified owner) –
I found the Texas Almanac 2026-2027 to be downsized tremendously. The individual 254 Counties maps vary in size from the normal to miniaturized versions, many are unreadable. This may have been done to save on paper content, but it’s not very user friendly.
Also, an update for the upcoming Texas Almanac 2028-2029 edition. Please change, everywhere they appear, the railway names and abbreviations from (KCS) Kansas City Southern and (TM) Texas Mexican Railways to (CPKC) Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railways. This amalgamation took place a few years ago and now Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railways, abbreviated CPKC, is the proper title.
Joan Bice (verified owner) –
Fantastic!
J A Ross (verified owner) –
Texas Almanac takes the place of the old farmers almanac & does a great job covering Texas
John Lomax III (verified owner) –
So great to see this vital book returning to hard copy again. I still have my 1981 copy. Also, as you may know my grqandfather, John avery Lomax published THE BOOK OF TEXAS in 1916, fourteen years before the Dallas Morning News luanched the Texas Almanac!