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Dillon, Texas

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Dillon was a town in Hopkins County, Texas located four miles south of Saltillo. The town was named after E. F. Dillon, who started operating the post office in his store in 1903. The post office closed in 1906, and in the mid-1930's the town disappeared from highway maps.[1] A fictional town called Dillon is the setting for the current NBC television drama Friday Night Lights, which is filmed in Pflugerville and Austin, Texas (in the central part of the state). Explicit references to the fictional Dillon's actual location within Texas are rare in the show, although it is mentioned that the town is a couple hours away (in an unknown direction) from Austin, and that a car dealership owned by character Buddy Garrity is the biggest in "West Central Texas." In Season 1 Episode 18 Lyla mentions that she drove 200 Miles to Austin, where Jason is in a Rugby Camp. Using this distance along with Buddy's statement would roughly correspond to areas around Sonora, San Angelo, and Abilene. Given the vague references, a closer proximity to Austin is possible however. One such example is Landry's bands gig at the Broken Spoke, an Austin bar and musical landmark. Riggins manages to clean up after the game and attend the show, something not likely were Dillon a considerable distance from Austin.

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