Williamson County Texas map — Williamson County is easier to read as two corridors: the I-35 cities around Georgetown and Round Rock, and the eastbound U.S. 79 line toward Hutto and Taylor.
Download the Williamson County map
- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Williamson County
- County seat: Georgetown
- Mapped places: Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Hutto, Taylor
- Natural features: San Gabriel River, Lake Georgetown, Brushy Creek
- Main routes: Interstate 35, U.S. 79
What the Map Shows
Georgetown sits north of Round Rock, Cedar Park and Leander lie southwest, and Hutto and Taylor extend east. The place labels reveal several growth directions rather than one continuous city strip.
County Layout and Location
Interstate 35 forms the north-south spine. U.S. 79 turns east through Hutto and Taylor, while the San Gabriel River, Lake Georgetown, and Brushy Creek organize the western and central landscape.
Local Context
The south and west are closely tied to the Austin technology and commuting market. Taylor and Hutto add rail, industrial, and former agricultural centers to the eastern side.
Ways to Use This Map
- Trace the I-35 and U.S. 79 corridors separately
- Compare Georgetown with Taylor across the county
- Use the San Gabriel River to orient the western side
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Cedar Park and Leander relate to the county seat?
Both lie southwest of Georgetown and belong more directly to the Austin suburban edge.
Which route best explains the Hutto-Taylor alignment?
U.S. 79 provides the clearest east-west reference between Round Rock, Hutto, and Taylor.
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