2019 Map of Hurst Spring

About this map

Hurst Spring and the surrounding drainage basins of the Bosque-Coryell county line define this section of the Grand Prairie. The landscape is marked by prominent elevations such as Norman Hill and Norway Hill, which rise above a network of watercourses including Neils Creek, Hog Creek, and Jack Br. These features reflect the region's early settlement patterns, where ranching and farming took root along the fertile creek bottoms. The presence of rural burial grounds like Norway Mill Cem, Prairie View Cem, and Post Oak Cem provides valuable points of interest for genealogists tracing local families in this part of Central Texas. A web of secondary roads like Hurst Springs Rd and Jack Branch Rd connects these scattered landmarks, tracing the historic movement between upland pastures and spring-fed valleys.