2013 Map of Ater

About this map

The Leon River and Middle Bosque River anchor this central Texas landscape, where rural life is oriented around a series of small, scattered communities. Small settlements like Jonesboro, Pancake, Ater, and Ames are connected by a network of farm-to-market roads and county lanes, illustrating the persistent agricultural character of Coryell County. For those researching local family history, the map includes significant sites such as Wood Cem, Young Cem, and Weaver Chapel Cem. The terrain is further defined by numerous watercourses including Coryell Cr, Kelly Br, and Plum Cr, which likely influenced the placement of early farmsteads and crossing points like Moccasin Bend Rd. The presence of Faubion in the south suggests a specific local landmark or point of interest near the river's bend.