Runnels County Texas map — Runnels County is an agricultural county centered on Ballinger, with Winters to the north and two U.S. 67 towns to the west.
Download the Runnels County map
- Map file: County reference map
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Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Runnels County
- County seat: Ballinger
- Mapped places: Ballinger, Winters, Miles, Rowena
- Natural features: Colorado River, Elm Creek, agricultural plains
- Main routes: U.S. 67, U.S. 83
What the Map Shows
Ballinger lies south-central, Winters north, and Miles and Rowena west and southwest.
County Layout and Location
U.S. 67 links Miles, Rowena, and Ballinger, while U.S. 83 heads north. The Colorado River crosses the south and Elm Creek drains the northern farm area.
Local Context
Cotton, grain, ranching, and farm services support the county. Ballinger is the civic-commercial center, with Winters and the western towns serving separate farm districts.
Ways to Use This Map
- Follow U.S. 67 toward Ballinger
- Compare Ballinger with Winters
- Separate the Colorado and Elm Creek areas
Frequently Asked Questions
Which town lies north of Ballinger?
Winters is the main northern reference along U.S. 83.
How are Miles and Rowena arranged?
Both lie west of Ballinger on the U.S. 67 corridor.
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