Anahuac is the county seat of Chambers County [6] and is situated in Southeast Texas. The Texas Legislature designated the city as the "Alligator Capital of Texas" in 1989.

Nestled along the banks of the Trinity River in present-day Chambers County; lies the historic town of Anahuac. For over 150 years this small sight played a significant part in early Texas History.

The Anahuac area offers a variety of attractions – fishing, either saltwater or fresh, boating, bird watching, historical sites, and getting up close and personal with our beautiful natural surroundings.

Anáhuac, historical and cultural region of Mexico. The heartland of Aztec Mexico, Anáhuac (Nahuatl: “Land on the Edge of the Water”) designated that part of New Spain that became independent …

For over 150 years this small site played a significant part in early Texas History. It has a colorful past and is a tale worth retelling. The earliest inhabitants of the Texas coast were members of the …

Government The City of Anahuac is a type A, General Law City. The governing body, known as the City Council, consists of a mayor and five (5) Council Members. City Council positions are for two-year …

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A little more than a century later, a Mexican fort was established here, and the town was officially named Anahuac in 1831 after the ancient capital of the Aztecs. Fort Anahuac was the site of the first armed …

Anahuac, the county seat of Chambers County, is on the northeast bank of Trinity Bay on the Texas Gulf Coast. The earliest inhabitants of the Anahuac area were Atakapan Indians.