Center Point is an unincorporated community in Kerr County, in the state of Texas. It began around the 1850s as an increasingly important trade center between the cities of Comfort, Kerrville (then known as Kerrsville), Bandera, and Fredericksburg. A post office from Ganahl was moved to the growing community and named Center Point (for its location on the crosshairs of the trade routes between the previously mentioned cities). Center Point remained a vital trade center until the emerging new high-speed highways passing it by reduced its strategic importance. It has incorporated at least twice in its history, passing and then quickly revoking incorporation, first in 1913 and again in the mid-1990s. Today it is one of the state's largest unincorporated communities.