1966 Map of Round Prairie

About this map

The Navasota River winds through this central Texas landscape, marking the boundary where Leon, Limestone, and Robertson counties meet. This 1966 field-checked survey reveals a rural territory defined by its complex network of watercourses, including Birch Creek, Steele Creek, and Lambs Creek. The area is notably dense with family and community burial grounds, such as McKenzie Cem, Sansom Cem, and Grayson Cem, reflecting a long history of local settlement and genealogical depth. Small communities like Round Prairie and Seale are central to the region, situated near the Seale Round Prairie Cem. The presence of the Little Flock Ch and numerous dispersed homesteads suggests a quiet, church-and-agriculture focused society. The mapping of red dashed lines to indicate selected fence lines provides an additional layer of detail for researchers tracing land use and property divisions in the post-war era.