Williamson County, Texas

Williamson County, Texas, located in the central part of the state, is known for its rapidly growing population, vibrant communities, and a strong economy.

About Williamson County, Texas

Just north of Austin, Williamson County was established in 1848 and named in honor of Robert M. Williamson, a pivotal figure in the Battle of San Jacinto. The area boasts a rich history dating back to its creation from Milam County, establishing Georgetown as the county seat. The area spans 1,137 square miles, uniquely divided by the Balcones Escarpment, carving a path from Jarrell to Georgetown to Round Rock.

Today, Williamson County thrives as a vibrant corner of Texas, where history meets modern entertainment. With a reputation as a fast-growing region, it allures both wanderers and prospective residents with its diverse opportunities for life, work, and play. Cowboys, warriors, rangers, and the legendary Chisholm Trail - come to Williamson County, a captivating destination for everyone.

Cities and Towns in Williamson County, Texas

CITY ZIP CODE POPULATION AREA CODE
Florence 76527 4,688 254, 512
Granger 76530 2,654 737, 512
Jarrell 76537 10,943 737, 512
Schwertner 76573 26 737, 512
Taylor 76574 19,366 737, 512
Thrall 76578 1,817 737, 512
Cedar Park 78613 89,279 512
Coupland 78615 1,694 737, 512
Georgetown 78626, 78627, 78628, 78633 108,049 737, 512
Cedar Park 78630 0 512
Hutto 78634 37,951 737, 512
Leander 78641 83,426 737, 512
Liberty Hill 78642 20,385 737, 512
Leander 78646 0 512
Walburg 78673 0 737, 512
Weir 78674 287 737, 512
Round Rock 78664, 78665, 78680, 78681, 78682, 78683 179,367 737, 512
Austin 78717, 78729 68,816 512

Map of Williamson County, Texas

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