ESBD_432148_1751315016961_17 - 3202500148 Appendix A Texas Workforce Board Map.pdf

This image is a map of Texas divided into 28 distinct regions or workforce development areas, color-coded and labeled with a corresponding legend. Each region is numbered and named, including areas such as Alamo (20), Borderplex (10), Brazos Valley (16), Capital Area (14), Coastal Bend (22), Dallas County (6), Gulf Coast (28), and others. The map provides a comprehensive visual representation of the Texas Workforce Board districts, showing how the state is segmented for workforce development and regional planning purposes. The regions appear to cover the entire state, with each area distinctly colored to differentiate it from neighboring districts, and include both urban and rural areas across Texas's geographic landscape.

The map serves as an organizational tool for workforce development, illustrating how Texas strategically divides its territory for administrative, economic, and workforce planning purposes. By breaking the state into these 28 distinct regions, the map suggests a structured approach to managing workforce resources, training programs, and regional economic development initiatives. The color-coding and clear numbering system allows for quick identification and reference of specific workforce board areas, which could be useful for state agencies, economic planners, and organizations involved in workforce development, job training, and regional economic strategies.