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There are 2239 Courts in Texas, serving a population of 27,419,612 people in an area of 261,181 square miles. There is 1 Court per 12,246 people, and 1 Court per 116 square miles. The state of Texas is ranked 12th in Courts per capita, and 16th in Courts per square mile.

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Ector County

Ector County Court

Ector County Court
300 North Grant Avenue, Odessa, TX 79761
Phone: 432-498-4100

Ector District Court

Ector District Court
300 North Grant Avenue, Odessa, TX 79761
Phone: 432-498-4240

Odessa Justice of Peace Court

Odessa Justice of Peace Court
300 North Grant Avenue, Odessa, TX 79761
Phone: 432-498-4201

Odessa Municipal Court

Odessa Municipal Court
201 North Grant Avenue, Odessa, TX 79761
Phone: 434-335-3300

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