2019 Map of Ater

About this map

The Leon River winds through this central Texas landscape, where rural communities like Ater and Ames are connected by a network of ranch and farm roads. North of Ater, the Weaver Chapel Cem sits near the riverbanks, one of several family-named burial grounds including Wood Cem and Young Cem that anchor the local genealogy of Coryell County. The terrain is defined by the drainage systems of Coryell Cr and the Middle Bosque River, which shape the ranching parcels between the small settlements of Jonesboro and the curiously named Pancake. N St Hwy 36 serves as the primary corridor, cutting diagonally across the map and linking these dispersed homesites and agricultural lands. The proximity of Plum Cr and Kelly Br highlights the importance of water access in this region, which remains largely characterized by its open country and traditional road patterns.