Texas is big.

But it isn't quite this big.

The federal Web site tracking stimulus money shows aid dollars going to Texas' 91st Congressional District, as well as five others that don't exist and a curious district by the number 00. All told, the site recovery.gov lists $14.7 million going to districts that don't exist.

Problem is, Texas only has 32 Congressional districts. A good number, for sure, but nowhere near 91.

The feds' curious numbering of districts was uncovered yesterday by New Mexico Watchdog and expanded upon by the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity.

The feds listed tax dollars going to 440 Congressional districts that don't exist, according to a Franklin Center analysis of data at recovery.gov. Their full listing of "phantom districts" can be found here.

(Texas Watchdog is not affiliated with New Mexico Watchdog, but has provided journalism training to both New Mexico Watchdog and the Franklin Center.)

Federal officials tell ABC News that the mistakes can be attributed to human error.

"Some recipients clearly don't know what congressional district they live in," a federal official told ABC.

A plausible explanation.

But here's hoping some dutiful federal official is keeping a closer eye on the dollar-sign numbers than he was the district numbers.