The city of Taylor serves as the central hub in this Williamson County survey, where residential street grids like Davis St and Kent St meet industrial and aviation interests. The landscape is defined by its water management and aviation infrastructure, featuring several Soil Conservation Service reservoirs alongside private and municipal airstrips including Taylor Municipal Airport, Macho Grande Airport, and Luv Field. Local genealogy is anchored by the presence of Saint Marys Cem and Guadalupe Cem, while the area's natural drainage is carved by Mustang Cr and Turkey Cr. The geography suggests a transition from a dense municipal core to an outlying agricultural and residential expanse, punctuated by smaller bodies of water like City Lake, Allison Lake, and the functionally named Railroad Lake.
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1885 · Taylor
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1885 · Bastrop
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1887 · Taylor
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1893 · Georgetown
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1893 · Bastrop
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1894 · Taylor
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1896 · Austin
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1897 · Austin
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1904 · Bastrop
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1910 · Austin
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