2019 Map of Frenstat

About this map

Frenstat and Birch serve as the primary focal points of this Burleson County landscape, situated amidst a dense network of creek drainages including Brushy Creek and Second Davidson Creek. The area is characterized by scattered rural homesteads and agricultural land, with local history preserved at the Beaird Cem located west of the main settlements. The terrain rises to Mockingbird Hill in the northwest, providing a prominent vantage point over the surrounding draws and hollows. Multiple small bodies of water, such as Sanders Lake, Matek Lake, and Glover Lake, are distributed throughout the northern and eastern portions of the map, suggesting a landscape managed for local water resources. Transportation is defined by state and farm roads like FM 129 and the Presidential Corridor-W, which connect these small Texas communities.