2010 Map of Round Mountain

About this map

Round Mountain serves as the focal point of this Central Texas landscape, situated at the intersection of several ranch-to-market routes and historic local roads. The settlement is anchored by the Round Mountain Cemetery, while the broader terrain is defined by a network of drainage systems including Cypress Creek, North Cypress Creek, and Cleveland Branch. To the northeast, the topographic prominence of Shovel Mountain stands near the Herbert Ranch Airport, marking a shift in the local elevation. The mapping reveals a rural infrastructure built around large-scale ranching and private aviation, with numerous named family roads like Crofts Family Rd and Winnie Smith Rd providing access to the interior. Small water bodies like Mustang Lake and the various branches of Flatrock Creek highlight the importance of water management in this limestone-heavy terrain. Near the southeastern corner, the small community of Cypress Mill reflects the region's historic dependence on local milling and water resources.