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Where this comes from

Data Freshness: August 24, 2026

All 2154 stops on this map were read from a page the chain itself publishes, and not one of them was typed in by hand.

Questions People Ask

Where do the store locations come from?

Each chain's own published store list, read store by store: H-E-B from heb.com, Buc-ee's from buc-ees.com/locations/, Rudy's from rudysbbq.com/location/all, P. Terry's from pterrys.com/locations/, Dairy Queen from dairyqueen.com/en-us/locations/tx/, Shipley Do-Nuts from shipleydonuts.com/sitemap_index.xml, Torchy's from torchystacos.com/sitemap.xml, Whataburger from locations.whataburger.com/sitemap.xml. Nothing is bought, scraped from a directory, or entered by hand.

How current is it?

The store lists were read between 24 August 2026 and 12 September 2026, and the date printed on every page is the oldest of them. A refresh runs monthly, and a source that has not been read in 45 days fails that run rather than passing quietly.

How do you know the map is right?

Every chain's roster is checked against a second, separate reading of that chain's own site before anything ships. A town where the map shows more stores than the chain publishes stops the build. That check is the reason this site can be quoted.

Is Texas Find 'Em connected to any of these companies?

Texas Find 'Em is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of these companies.

What is this site not telling me?

Hours are what the chain published, not a promise — no chain here publishes a holiday. Amenities are what the chain lists for that store. A stop with nothing listed is a stop the chain says nothing about, which is not the same as a stop that has nothing.

Can I use these numbers?

Yes, and they are addressable: /facts.json carries every fact on this site as data, and /llms.txt says what is here and where. Driving routes come from OpenStreetMap under the Open Database License; the ZIP table is a U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer file.

Is everything on this site something the build counted?

No. 38 answers across the chain hubs are what people say online, not this site's arithmetic — read by hand from public Reddit threads. Every one is dated and marked computed:false in facts.json, so it can never count toward a page's own three computed facts, and its confidence chip says Strong consensus or Common recommendation rather than a number. 17 of them still have the source thread on file; 21 were read before that was tracked, and the page says so next to the answer instead of leaving the two looking alike.

The Facts

Every Stop, And Where It Was Read

One row per chain per kind of fact. Map is what this site carries; Source is what the chain's own list held when it was read. Open stores, announcements and the pages a chain writes about itself do not come from the same place or get read on the same day, so they do not share a row.

ChainWhatMap SourceRead from Read on
H-E-BOpen locations345373heb.comone page per store, read from their store sitemap24 August 2026
Announced, not open3—fox4news.com, newsroom.heb.comthe chain's own announcement where it made one, and the press that covered it where it did not24 August 2026
Buc-ee'sOpen locations3737buc-ees.com/locations/the schema.org GasStation graph Buc-ee's publishes on it25 August 2026
Announced, not open0—buc-ees.com/news-presswatched for announcements; none standing on the day named25 August 2026
Answers about its car washes6—buc-ees.com/about/car-wash, buc-ees.com/about/world-record-holderquoted on the car-wash page with the chain named, never counted as a fact28 August 2026
World records2—buc-ees.com/about/world-record-holderthe chain's own claim, shown on those stores' cards and rows28 August 2026
Rudy'sOpen locations3939rudysbbq.com/location/allthe inline `locationsView` array Rudy's renders into that page25 August 2026
Announced, not open0—Rudy's publishes no announcements anywhere of its own.25 August 2026
P. Terry'sOpen locations3737pterrys.com/locations/the WP Store Locator `store_search` endpoint that page calls, plus one query per category in its own category filter25 August 2026
Announced, not open0—P. Terry's publishes nothing about a location before it opens.25 August 2026
Dairy QueenOpen locations530—dairyqueen.com/en-us/locations/tx/every Texas store page DQ lists in its own sitemap12 September 2026
Announced, not open0—this chain publishes no announcements of its ownan unrecorded date
Shipley Do-NutsOpen locations324324shipleydonuts.com/sitemap_index.xmlevery /locations/ page it lists, read for the schema.org Bakery block on that page and the store code in its render payload25 August 2026
Announced, not open0—Shipley publishes nothing about a shop before it opens; new ones appear in the roster already trading.25 August 2026
Torchy'sOpen locations8181torchystacos.com/sitemap.xmlevery /<slug>/order page it lists, read for the schema.org Restaurant block on that page and the location record in its markup25 August 2026
Announced, not open0—torchystacos.com/newswatched for announcements; none standing on the day named25 August 2026
WhataburgerOpen locations751785locations.whataburger.com/sitemap.xmlevery tx/<town>/<address>.html page it lists, read for the window.Yext["hoursProfile"] record on that page4 September 2026
Announced, not open0—this chain publishes no announcements of its own4 September 2026

Where Map and Source differ, the difference is banners this map does not carry — H-E-B's list includes Central Market, Joe V's and Mi Tienda, which are not H-E-Bs.

And Texas Royalty, Which Has No Roster At All

Not one of the 6 businesses behind these 10 stops publishes a store list — they do not have enough stores to need one. So what stands in for a fetch is two readings of every address, neither of them a directory or a travel guide, and the disagreements kept rather than smoothed. Publishers is how many separate publishers stand behind the address: 2 of the 10 rest on one, which is a thinner check than any chain above gets. Coordinate says whether the dot comes from a pin the business publishes itself or from OpenStreetMap.

Every disagreement between the two readings is written on the stop itself, on Texas Royalty — a street the chamber spells Melody and the business spells Melodie, a P.O. box prefixed onto a street line, a W one source adds to a road and the other does not. None of them was resolved quietly, and the business's own spelling is what the map shows.

What Gets Checked

The map against the chain

Every chain's roster is compared against a separate reading of that chain's own site. A town where this map shows more stores than the chain lists stops the build rather than shipping.

The routes against the road

Roadtrip distances are measured against real driving routes, baked to within a quarter mile of the pavement.

The hours against the file they came from

Opening hours are parsed once and read once. A day a chain published nothing about is never rendered as closed, because those are different facts.

The pages against themselves

Every page here has to carry facts this build worked out rather than filled in. A page that cannot is not published.

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