1928 Map of Round Rock

About this map

Georgetown serves as the central hub of this Central Texas landscape, situated at the confluence of the North Fork and South Fork of the San Gabriel River. The mapping, based on mid-1920s field work, reveals a rural economy organized around cotton and cattle, evidenced by industrial sites like the Bell Gin and the extensive network of country schools that anchored each rural district. Key social centers such as the Strickland Grove Church and schools like Montadale School and Ranger School appear along the drainage divides.