2013 Map of Granger Lake

About this map

Granger Lake dominates the northwest quadrant of this Texas landscape, a major reservoir that submerged previous terrain but preserved certain landmarks along its shoreline. Small agrarian settlements and family crossroads like Hare, Sandoval, and Friendship dot the surrounding countryside, connected by a network of county roads. For genealogists and local historians, several burial sites remain identifiable in the area, including Allison Cem near the lake and C A Hamblen Cem to the northeast. The San Gabriel River feeds the lake, while numerous tributaries like Pecan Cr and Alligator Cr drain the eastern plains. Evidence of managed water resources is clear through multiple reservoirs such as Soil Conservation Service Site 7 Reservoir, reflecting the agricultural priority of this portion of Williamson County.