China Grove, TX

Texas · Bexar County · San Antonio-New Braunfels Metro

China Grove is a small town in Texas with a population of 1,395. Residents earn $103,000 per year, which is 37% above the national average.

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1,395 Population 324/sq mi density

$103,000 Median Income $51,282 per capita

$349,500 Home Value $365,344 Zillow

$1,684 Median Rent 22.2% income on rent

71°F Avg Temperature 312 sunny days/yr

168 Violent Crime/100K 2,286 property/100K

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3.5 / 5.0

Good overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education

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Economy

5.0 / 5.0

$103,000 median income, 1.5% unemployment

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Affordability

4.8 / 5.0

$349,500 home value, $1,684/mo rent

Safety

1.0 / 5.0

168 violent crimes/100K (56% below avg)

Education

3.1 / 5.0

25.9% bachelor's degree or higher

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Haunted Places Near China Grove, TX

8 reported haunted locations found near China Grove, TX.

Name	Description
Brooks AFB	When fog rolls onto the base, at night, it is known that there is a young lady that walks around with a pack on her back. Cops on the base have told when they fall asleep on duty she will tap you on the shoulder to wake you up.
Espada Park	There are railroad tracks here that are said to be haunted by some kids that were hit by a train while riding in a bus. When people come here and park their cars about ten to twelve feet away from the tracks, the ghostly kids push the car to safety.
Highlands High School	doors slamming shut in bad weather, lights shutting off in meetings, kicking and screaming in between the walls of room #111.
Hot Wells Motel	Site of an old Burnt down hotel. Rumor has it that Hot Wells was known for its luxury spas and the numerous fires that took place in Rm. 13. The Fowl Smell of the dead still lingers there even after its been burnt for 46 yrs.
Rail Road tracks	is a railroad crossing in San Antonio that is said to be haunted. Some children were on a school bus when it stalled and the train hit the bus killing them all. If you go to that area at nightfall on the anniversary the arms will come down the lights will blink and you will here a train and feel wind but there is no train. You will feel your car being pushed away from the tracks even in park. If you dust baby powder on the hood of you car you will see imprints of little hands in the powder an...
Shane and Villamain Roads	the spirits of children who were killed in a bus accident at the intersection push one's car off the tracks. This has been documents on film. Put your car in neutral and the cars will roll up hill and over the tracks.
Stinson Field Cemetery and the Stinson Field ghost	It is said that the cemetery next to Stinson Municipal Airport (formerly Stinson Field) is haunted by blue lights over certain graves at night, which are in fact visible from the road when you're driving by. One of the old hangars at the Airport itself is also haunted, presumably by a man who was killed while starting his plane... though it's a condemned hangar used for long term storage only. Both of these, interestingly enough, are on the way to the Ghost Tracks of Shane and Villamin roads..
Villa Main Railroad Tracks	Haunted by the children killed in a 1930's fatal school bus accident. The bus reportedly stalled on the tracks and was consequently hit by a train, killing all in the bus. It is said that if you pull your car onto those tracks, the children will push your car over the tracks to safety. Baby powder placed the bumper of the endangered car is said to show the handprints of the small children.

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