Source: Members of Congress from the congress-legislators project; districts from the Census Bureau’s relationship files; governor and mayor from Wikidata.
Population over time
Ackerly had 264 residents in the 2020 census, up 8% since 2000.
It’s the 1351st largest of 1,778 towns in Texas by population.
Martin County grew from 332 residents in 1900 to 5,237 in 2020.
Martin County, 1900–2020
Source: U.S. Census Bureau decennial censuses (counties 1900–1990 from the Bureau’s historical county file).
Weather by month
Average highs peak around 94°F in summer, and winter lows average 26°F. About 16.9 inches of rain and melted snow fall in a typical year, with about 3 inches of snow.
Source: NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals, Lamesa 1 Sse, TX weather station (19 miles away).
Jobs in Martin County
1,412 jobs at 132 businesses in Martin County. The biggest industries by employees:
Source: U.S. Census Bureau County Business Patterns 2023 (private employers; jobs counted where people work).
Health care
Nearest hospitals
Medical Arts HospitalGeneral hospital · emergency room · Lamesa20.1 miles
Scenic Mountain Medical CenterGeneral hospital · emergency room · Big Spring23.7 miles
Martin County Hospital DistrictCritical access hospital · emergency room · Stanton27.3 miles
Source: Hospitals from CMS Hospital General Information (ratings are CMS overall star ratings); straight-line distances.
Schools in Ackerly
Public schools here are run by Sands CISD. Check each district’s attendance zones for a specific address.
Public schools(1)
School
Grades
Students
Type
Distance
Sands CISDAckerly
Pre-K–12
232
Public
0.3 mi
Source: U.S. Department of Education, NCES: Common Core of Data (2024-2025) for public schools. Listed by address; we don’t rate schools.
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