Texas
Note: Texas 755 served by Shreveport, Louisiana.
- North Texas (750) Located in Coppell
- Dallas (751-753)
- Greenville (754)
- Longview (756)
- Tyler (757)
- Palestine (758)
- Fort Worth (759, 760-761, 763-764)
- Denton (762)
- Temple (765)
- Waco (766-767)
- Houston (770, 772) 401 Franklin St, 77201
- North Houston (773-775) 4600 Aldine Bender Rd, 77315
- Beaumont (776-777)
- Bryan (778)
- San Antonio (780-782, 788) 10410 Perrin Beitel Rd., San Antonio, TX 78284
- Corpus Christi (779, 783-784)
- McAllen (785)
- Austin (733, 786-787, 789)
- Amarillo (790-791)
- Childress (792)
- Lubbock (793-794)
- Abilene (768, 795-796)
- Midland (769, 797)
- El Paso (798-799, 885)
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