Living in Amarillo

2023 Relocation Guide PDF

Standing tall as the crown of the Texas Panhandle, Amarillo is ideally located for nationwide interstate commerce; it has a highly diversified economy, enjoys some of the Southwest’s finest schools, medical facilities and cultural centers, and has the state’s best year-round climate.

Amarillo is the center of the 26-county Panhandle region. It has over 200,000 residents and the population for Potter and Randall County surpasses 249,000.  As a crossroads for Interstate 40 between Oklahoma City and Albuquerque, as well as Dallas-to-Denver traffic, Amarillo is the hub for major north-south and east-west transportation.

The name Amarillo is from the Spanish translation for “yellow.” Under skies which are sunny or partly sunny 351 days a year and a temperature that averages 59 degrees, golf and many other outdoor activities are common year-round. With its magnificent sunsets and glowing hospitality, Amarillo is truly a jewel across a region of Texas known as the “Golden Spread.”

To request a relocation packet to be mailed to you, contact Denise Rayford by phone at 806.373.7800 or complete the online request form.  This is a complimentary service provided by the Chamber to assist you with your move.  You can view or download the Relocation Guide PDF here.

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