The government of Live Oak County, Texas is a county government operating under the Texas Constitution and statutes. The county government is composed of a county judge, four county commissioners, a county clerk, a county treasurer, a county auditor, a county attorney, a county sheriff, a county tax assessor-collector, and a county surveyor.

Live Oak County is located in the south-central part of Texas. It is bordered by McMullen County to the north, Bee County to the east, Jim Wells County to the south, and Duval County to the west. The county seat is George West. The county was created in 1856 and is named for the live oak trees that are found throughout the county.

The county is home to the Choke Canyon State Park, which is located on the Frio River. The economy of the county is largely based on agriculture, with cotton, corn, and sorghum being the main crops. Oil and gas production is also an important part of the economy.

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