Austin County Texas map — Austin County cannot be explained by one town: Bellville, San Felipe, Sealy, Wallis, and Industry represent different civic, colonial, rail, and farm histories.
Download the Austin County map
- Map file: County reference map
- File format: ZIP
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
- State: Texas
- County: Austin County
- County seat: Bellville
- Mapped places: Bellville, Sealy, Wallis, San Felipe, Industry
- Natural features: Brazos River, San Bernard tributaries, Gulf Coastal prairie
- Main routes: Interstate 10, State Highway 36
What the Map Shows
Bellville lies centrally, Sealy and San Felipe southeast, Wallis farther southeast, and Industry northwest.
County Layout and Location
Interstate 10 crosses the southern Sealy-San Felipe side, and State Highway 36 links Sealy with Bellville. The Brazos frames the east.
Local Context
San Felipe served as the headquarters of Austin’s colony, while Bellville is the modern county seat. Sealy and Wallis grew through transport and trade; Industry reflects immigrant agriculture.
Ways to Use This Map
- Compare Bellville with San Felipe
- Read the southern transport towns
- Use the Brazos River to orient the east
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is San Felipe relative to Bellville?
It lies southeast near the Brazos and Interstate 10.
Why are Sealy and Wallis both useful?
They mark separate points on the southern rail-road and farm-trade corridor.
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