2012 Map of Jarrell

About this map

Jarrell serves as the primary hub of this north Williamson County landscape, situated at the intersection of local routes like FM-487 and the major north-south interstate corridor. The geography is defined by a dense network of seasonal waterways, including Willis Cr, Donahoe Cr, and Opossum Cr, which carve through the blackland prairie. Settlement patterns reveal the historical shift from older agricultural centers to modern developments. For example, the map shows Corn Hill and the nearby Corn Hill Cem, alongside the later community of New Corn Hill, illustrating how local populations migrated as transportation routes evolved. To the east, the village of Schwertner sits near the headwaters of Indian Cr, while the small community of Theon anchors the southern portion of the sheet. Rural life is further represented by family-named landmarks like Bone Hollow and a grid of county roads that connect these dispersed farming settlements.